The Right of Way

Year: 1930

Runtime: 68 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank Lloyd

RomanceDrama

Attorney Charles “Beauty” Steele, a snobbish lawyer with a drinking problem, loses his wife and learns his brother‑in‑law stole a client’s money. While hunting the thief, he is attacked and left for dead, rescued by a compassionate couple. Suffering amnesia, he builds a new life, but when his memory returns he must face his former crimes and duties.

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