The tale of two sisters with the older one pledged to look after the younger one that transpires between a department store, NYC's Central Park and a boarding house. THe older one is the ...
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Evelyn Brent | ... | Mame Walsh | |
| Lawrence Gray | ... | Bill Billingsley | |
| Louise Brooks | ... | Janie Walsh | |
| Osgood Perkins | ... | Lem Woodruff | |
| Jack Egan | ... | Cartwright | |
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Marcia Harris | ... | Miss Streeter |
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Edward Garvie | ... | Mr. Whinfer (as Edward Garvey) |
| Vera Sisson | ... | Mrs. Whinfer | |
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Joseph McClunn | ... | August Whinfer |
| Arthur Donaldson | ... | Mr. McGonigle | |
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Elise Cavanna | ... | Miss Gimple |
| Dorothy Mathews | ... | Minnie | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Blanche Le Clair | |||
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The tale of two sisters with the older one pledged to look after the younger one that transpires between a department store, NYC's Central Park and a boarding house. THe older one is the sweet, old-fashioned type and the younger is a jazz-age flapper who takes whatever falls her way. Mame, the older, goes on vacation and returns home to find that her kid sister, Janie, has vamped her way into the arms of Mame's intended. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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LAUGHS- LAUGHS - LAUGHS! (original poster - all caps)Certificate:
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Country:
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19 March 1926 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Janie Walsh: [title card] I won't enjoy a single minute of the dance, worrying about you.
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The play opened on Broadway at the Sam H. Harris Theater on February 3, 1926, and ran for 152 performances. See more »Quotes
Mame Walsh: [title card] Go on to the dance. I'll get your money from that cheap crook.Janie Walsh: [title card] I won't enjoy a single minute of the dance, worrying about you.
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Well, it's a movie with Louise Brooks, so we're supposed to talk about Louise Brooks. She plays a major supporting role as Evelyn Brent's sister, lifting the money from the dance fund for a flyer on the horses. Like most of her roles in this period, she sleepwalks through the part, at least until she gets to the dance. There she does a few seconds of a fast Charleston and smiles. Wham! Lord, the camera loves her. It's a masquerade party, so she's dressed like a showgirl, while all the other women wear long skirts. She always seems out of place in these roles. I spend my time looking at her and wondering why she isn't on a chorus line or some fat millionaire's arm. Ah, the joys of miscasting.
Evelyn Brent is wonderful, but she is only the star of the movie and she is certainly photographed to her benefit. Still, the difference in acting styles is absolutely clear: Miss Brent knows how to show her character's emotions on the screen, while Louise Brooks comes off as no more than a party girl.