How She Hated Men
Released October 27, 1918, How She Hated Men is a one-reel Rainbow Comedy filmed and produced by the United States Motion Picture Corporation (USMPC) in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The film was distributed by General Film Company.
As of the writing of this article (December 3, 2017), no prints of this film are known to survive. If you have any information about the film, please contact us.
An advertisement for Rainbow Comedies appeared in the October 19, 1918, issue of The Moving Picture News on page 326. The text of the advertisement reads: “RAINBOW COMEDIES Sparkle Like Wine. New Issue of RAINBOW COMEDIES Every Other Week. Snappy One-Reel Stories with Capable Casts and the True Atmosphere of Lightheartedness which Appeals to Everyone. “Nearly a Slacker” “Some Judge’ “My Lady’s Slipper” “How She Hated Men” with Lillian Vera and Eddie Boulden. Produced by
The film is also featured with a still photograph in the October 12, 1918, issue of Motion Picture News on page 2369. The picture caption reads “‘How She Hated Men’ is the title of the current Rainbow Comedy which is being distributed by General Film.”