Fine Clothes

1925
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1h 20min

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Percy Marmont, Alma Rubens, and Lewis Stone in Fine Clothes (1925)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPeter Hungerford, the kindhearted proprietor of a London clothing store, loses both his business and his wife, Adele, when she runs off with his savings and his clerk, Oscar. Forced into ban... Leer todoPeter Hungerford, the kindhearted proprietor of a London clothing store, loses both his business and his wife, Adele, when she runs off with his savings and his clerk, Oscar. Forced into bankruptcy, Peter becomes the manager of a cheese business owned by his patron, the Earl of D... Leer todoPeter Hungerford, the kindhearted proprietor of a London clothing store, loses both his business and his wife, Adele, when she runs off with his savings and his clerk, Oscar. Forced into bankruptcy, Peter becomes the manager of a cheese business owned by his patron, the Earl of Denham. Also joining the company is Paula, Peter's former cashier. Aware of the earl's amor... Leer todo

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- John M. Stahl
Guionistas
- Benjamin Glazer
- Ferenc Molnár
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Dirección
- John M. Stahl
Guionistas
- Benjamin Glazer
- Ferenc Molnár
Elenco

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(1922). Stage Play: Fashions for Men. Comedy. Written by Ferenc Molnár. Translated by Benjamin Glazer. Directed by Benjamin Glazer. National Theatre: 5 Dec 1922- Feb 1923 (closing date unknown/86 performances). Cast: Fairfax Burger [credited as Fairfax Burgher] (as "The Young Gentleman/Santha"), Sedonia Elin (as "The Maid/The Patient Lady"), George Frenger (as "Adolf/Domokos/The Cabman"), Helen Gahagan (as "Paula"), Frances Goodrich (as "The Unassuming Lady/The Dissatisfied Lady"), Katherine Haden (as "The Thorough Young Lady"), James Hagen (as "The Delivery Boy/The Old Gentleman"), O.P. Heggie (as "Peter Juhasz"), Beth Merrill (as "Adele"), Edwin Nicander (as "The Count"), Frank Peters (as "Philip"), John Rogers (as "Mate/The Nervous Gentleman"), Clarke Silvernail (as "Oscar"), Edythe Tressider (as "The Aristocratic Lady"). Produced by Maurice S. Revnes. Note: Filmed by Louis B. Mayer Productions [distributed by First National Pictures] as Fine Clothes (1925).