Set in New York City (Washington Square & elsewhere) & Paris, Millicent Russell wants her daughter May to be a social triumph. The Russell's live in a mansion, but can hardly afford it. The...
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| Claire Windsor | ... | Millicent Russell | |
| Conrad Nagel | ... | Roger Halladay | |
| Hedda Hopper | ... | Valentina | |
| Douglas Gilmore | ... | Bud | |
| Estelle Clark | ... | May Russell | |
| Mario Carillo | ... | Strokoff | |
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Belva McKay | ... | Dancer (as Bolva McKay) |
| Joyzelle Joyner | ... | Dancer | |
| Elmo Billings | ... | Mr. Russell | |
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Set in New York City (Washington Square & elsewhere) & Paris, Millicent Russell wants her daughter May to be a social triumph. The Russell's live in a mansion, but can hardly afford it. The Russell's want May to marry Roger Halladay, heir to a large fortune. They plan to ride their ponies on the bridle paths of the Bronx River Parkway. Written by wrbtu
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4 January 1926 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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In an interview that appeared in the January 1929 issue of the magazine, "American Dancer", actress/dancer Joyzelle Joyner stated that both she & Clara Bow had parts in this film. A photo of Joyzelle in costume in this film has surfaced, but Bow's participation remains otherwise unsubstantiated.