A WOMAN IN GREY (1920) 15 chapters. Tinted

A WOMAN IN GREY is an American series, in the drama genre, directed by James Vincent, in 15 chapters, starring Arline Pretty, Henry G. Sell and Fred C. Jones. It was produced in 1919, but premiered in 1920, airing in American cinemas between January 22, 1920 and April 29, 1920. The story was based on the novel written by the couple Alice Muriel Williamson and Charles Norris Williamson.

The series was produced by Serico Producing Company and distributed by States Rights Independent Exchanges, and was the first and only film made by Serico Producing Company, which then left the film industry. The studio that Serico had been the bankrupt United States Moving Picture Company.