Desc: A Woman's Way: Directed by Edmund Mortimer. With Margaret Livingston, Warner Baxter, Armand Kaliz, Mathilde Comont. The action unfolds in Paris, and revolves around a Parisian beauty, who danced and sang in a cafe in the underworld, but who aspired to become a dancer in the opera. A young American falls in love with her. A man, who is shown as being friendly with the heroine to the extent that he would call on her at any time of the night and enter her apartment unannounced (but no intimate relations are shown or even implied between them), steals a valuable necklace, and, as he is chased by the police, goes to the cafe where the heroine had been working, hands her the jewel, and tells her to keep it for him. The police find him but are unable to arrest him for lack of evidence. The heroine, while she is taken home by the hero, drops the jewel case in the taxi. The hero later finds it and returns it to the heroine just after the police, who had traced the thief in the heroine's apartment, had left. But the police had not left ; they had surrounded the house. They eventually arrest the thief. He is sent to Devil's Island, but escapes, returns to Paris and sends for the heroine so that she might bring him the jewel. He is trailed by the police, who had followed the heroine, and is shot and killed by them just as he was about to shoot and kill the hero, who had followed the heroine there. Hero and heroine marry.