Something to Think About

Year: 1920

Runtime: 78 mins

Director: Cecil B. DeMille

Drama

Markley, a wealthy man confined to a wheelchair, funds the schooling of Ruth, the blacksmith’s daughter. After she comes back to their rural community, he proposes marriage, but she elopes with city employee Jim Dirk, who later dies in a subway accident. To shield Ruth’s newborn son, Markley agrees to a nominal marriage.

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