A Clarence Buddington Kelland story was the source for the mildly farcical For Beauty's Sake. If he wants to inherit a...
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1941
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The title Romance of a Million has precisely nothing to do with the plot. Glenn Hunter stars as a lifelong reformatory inmate...
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1926
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A reasonably well-received silent comedy, The Broadway Boob was Merton of the Movies all over again, but with a change of...
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1926
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This romantic drama strays from the expected ending. When the World War breaks out, Bill Mullaney (Douglas Gilmore) enlists...
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1925
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In the more straight-laced era of the 1920s the lack of a marriage license could destroy a young couple's world - that's the...
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1924
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This first of three film versions of the George S. Kaufman/Marc Connelly stage comedy Merton of the Movies stars...
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Merton Gill
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1924
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After his impressive directorial effort on The Sea Hawk, Frank Lloyd made this far smaller and more intimate film. The...
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Joe Roberts
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1924
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F. Scott Fitzgerald was commissioned to write the story to this low budget crime drama for actor Glenn Hughes. In spite of...
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"Kid" Hart
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1924
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This fantasy tale uses the Salem witch hunts as its backdrop and was based on the play The Scarecrow by Percy Mackaye. Goody...
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1923
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Glenn Hunter, who, with his shy, bashful persona would take off where Charles Ray left off, was the perfect starring choice...
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Jim Bradley
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1923
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Glenn Hunter plays Ted MacDonald, who is traveling from Asia, where he and his father Edmund MacDonald (William Calhoun) have...
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1923
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Stage favorite Glenn Hunter plays one Benjamin Franklin Read. Since birth, Benjamin has been coddled and protected by his...
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Benjamin Franklin Reed
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1922
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Although Dorothy Gish was perfectly capable of playing a flapper, the title to this comedy -- her first independent...
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Boy
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1922
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Producer Joe Schenck reportedly paid seventy-five thousand dollars (an immense sum in those days) for the film rights to the...
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Willie Ainsley
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1922
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John Arnold
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1921
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