Meg the Lady (film)

Meg the Lady is a 1916 American silent drama film directed by Walter Edwards and starring Marguerite Clark. The screenplay was written by Clara S. Beranger, adapting a story by Edward Childs Carpenter. The film is considered lost. The story revolves around Meg, a young woman who works in a humble environment but dreams of a more refined and cultured life. Through a series of events, she gains access to high society, forcing her to navigate the challenges of her newfound status while staying true to her own values. The film explores themes of social mobility, class differences, and the importance of inner character.