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Cast
Evelyn Brent | ... |
Judith Gilbert
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Carroll Nye | ... |
Dick Gilbert
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James Morrison | ... |
Gordon
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Frank Leigh | ... |
De Mornoff
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James Quinn | ... |
Lefty
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Carlton Griffin | ... |
Morris
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Edna Griffin | ... |
Ann Penn
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Directed by
Chester Withey | ... | (as Chet Withey) |
Written by
Ewart Adamson | ... | (scenario) |
Clifford Howard | ... | (story) |
Cinematography by
Roy H. Klaffki | ... | (as Roy Klaffki) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Doran Cox | ... | assistant director |
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- Film Booking Offices of America (FBO) (1926) (United States) (theatrical)
- Film Distributors (1926) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
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Storyline
Plot Summary |
The debauched son of a wealthy family, Dick Gilbert, is forced to raise money to pay off gambling debts and uses a valuable family jewel as security for a loan from Prince Borkoff, but it is stolen by Morris, a gambler. To save face for Dick, his sister Judith determines to recover the gem, and in the guise of Canada Nell, a girl of the streets, she meets Morris, who becomes infatuated with her. She learns that Mrs. Smith, a social climber, has purchased the jewel and (finding that it is stolen) plans to use it to further her position. Judith impersonates herself at a party and retrieves the jewel; through a series of maneuvers she evades capture by De Mornoff, a jewel thief, and returns the jewel to the family safe just before her brother pays off his debt. Bruce Gordon, a reporter, who wishes to reform her, arrives with the police on the tail of the gang; Judith reveals her true identity and accepts the proposal of Gordon. Written by Pamela Short |
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Taglines | The Damocles' sword of debt and dishonor-a royal gem-a moment's indecision-an international crook-torturing anxiety-a girl, brave, determined, invincible-the hum and click of a roulette wheel-smoke hazard atmosphere of the underworld-the fragile shell of society-panic flight-victory! (Print Ad- Kissimmee Valley Gazette, ((Kissimmee, Fla.)) 16 September 1926) See more » |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | Impostor (1926) is a lost silent film. See more » |