The Married Flapper (1922)
A decline in family fortunes forces Bill to become a racing car driver. His wife, Pam, has been carrying on a bold flirtation with a wily philanderer, who, tiring of her, turns his attention to a younger girl.
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A decline in family fortunes forces Bill to become a racing car driver. His wife, Pam, has been carrying on a bold flirtation with a wily philanderer, who, tiring of her, turns his attention to a younger girl.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bernard H. Hyman, Doris Schroeder
In Theaters:7/31/1922
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Cast
Stuart Paton
Director
Marie Prevost
Pamela Billings
Kenneth Harlan
Bill Billings
Philo McCullough
Glenn Kingdonn
Frank Kingsley
Oliver Holbrook
Lucille Ricksen
Carolyn Carter
Kathleen O'Connor
Gwen Barker
Hazel Keener
Muriel Vane
Tom McGuire
John Holbrook
William Quinn
'Wild' Ben Clark
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Mrs. Brewer
Burton S. Wilson
Robert Mills
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