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Cast
| Olive Thomas | ... |
Genevieve 'Ginger' King
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Theodore Westman Jr. | ... |
Bill Forbes
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| William P. Carleton | ... |
Richard Channing
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Warren Cook | ... |
Senator King - Ginger's Father
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Katherine Johnston | ... |
Hortense
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| Arthur Housman | ... |
Tom Morran - The Eel
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Louise Lindroth | ... |
Elmina Buttons
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| Marcia Harris | ... |
Mrs. Paddles
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Charles Craig | ... |
Reverend Cushil
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King Jr
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Maurice Steuart | ... |
Schoolboy
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Aleene Bergman | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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Barbara Butler | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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Mildred Cheshire | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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Russell Hewitt | ... |
Schoolboy (uncredited)
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Dorothy Kent | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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| Eileen Percy | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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Athole Shearer | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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| Norma Shearer | ... |
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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Directed by
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Written by
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| Frances Marion | ... | (story) |
Cinematography by
| John W. Brown | ... | (as Jack Brown) |
Editing by
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Art Department
| Vernon Caldwell | ... | art titles |
Additional Crew
| Myron Selznick | ... | presenter |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Select Pictures Corporation (1920) (United States) (theatrical)
- Compagnie Française des Films Artistiques Jupiter (1922) (France) (theatrical)
- Milestone Film & Video (2005) (United States) (DVD) (on 'The Olive Thomas Collection')
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Small town girl Ginger King ( Olive Thomas ) , attends a Eastern boarding school and yearns for a more glamorous life. Dissatisfied with her military school boyfriend, Bill Forbes, she meets the older Richard Channing and goes to a country club dance with him. More bold after that adventure, Ginger, while on her way home for a holiday, meets two crooks who entrust some stolen jewels to her for safekeeping. Ginger then puts the jewels on and appears in her home town dressed as a vamp. Once the crooks reappear, however, she realizes the seriousness of the situation and gives up her pretensions to return to Bill. Written by Pamela Short |
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| Taglines | In which "Sixteen" finds stealing hearts a more dangerous pastime than stealing doughnuts. (Print ad- The Age, ((Melbourne, Vic.)) 30 October 1920) See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | A then-unknown, but very recognizable Norma Shearer has an uncredited bit part as one of Ginger's boarding school chums. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Chicago and the rise of Al Capone (2013). See more » |
| Quotes |
Genevieve 'Ginger' King:
He looks delightfully wild and dangerous. See more » |