No Other Woman
| Title | No Other Woman |
| Year of Publication | 1933 |
| Publication Type | Screenplay |
| Language | English |
| Authors | Tuchock, Wanda, Schubert, Bernard |
| Keywords | divorce; inventors; marriage; steel industry |
| Abstract | A melodramatic silent film adaptation of the stage play, Just a Woman (1916), in which Anna Stanley, a Pittsburgh housewife, helps her simpleton husband Jim rise to director of a steel company. The new wealth drives Jim into an affair, but all ends well as when Jim returns to Anna and admits she's “more than just a woman.” |
| Notes | Based on Owen Francis' (1898-1944) adaption by of a play by Eugene Walter (1874-1941). |
| Author Biography | Wanda Tuchock (1898-1985) was born in Colorado and is credited on 31 screenplays. She died in Los Angeles. Bernard Schubert (1895-1988) was born in Brooklyn and is credited on 26 screenplays. He died in Los Angeles. |
| Time | 1910s |
| Published | unpublished |
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