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Lady of the Night (1925)
The story of two baby girls, born near in proximity but worlds apart in society: Molly Helmer, the daughter of a thief, and Florence Banning, the daughter of the judge who sent Molly's father to prison. The girls' lives come together as they reach the age of eighteen, when Florence leaves the security of the exclusive Girls Select School, and Molly, now orphaned, begins her life after reform school.
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The story of two baby girls, born near in proximity but worlds apart in society: Molly Helmer, the daughter of a thief, and Florence Banning, the daughter of the judge who sent Molly's father to prison. The girls' lives come together as they reach the age of eighteen, when Florence leaves the security of the exclusive Girls Select School, and Molly, now orphaned, begins her life after reform school.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Alice D.G. Miller
In Theaters:2/23/1925
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn Pictures Corporation
Cast
Monta Bell
Director
Norma Shearer
Molly Helmer / Florence Banning
Malcolm McGregor
David Page
Dale Fuller
Florence's Aunt Miss Carr
George K. Arthur
'Chunky' Dunn
Fred Esmelton
Judge Banning
Lew Harvey
Molly's Father Chris Helmer
Gwen Lee
Molly's Friend
Betty Morrissey
Molly's Friend Gertie
Joan Crawford
Body Double for Norma Shearer
Betty Morrissey
Gertie - Molly's Other Friend
Carlton Griffin
Dance Hall Lothario (uncredited)
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