| ~Fashion Row~ 1923 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Two peasant sisters flee Russia during the revolution and sail to America. One, Olga Farinova (Mae
Murray), masquerades as a princess, becomes a noted actress, and marries a millionaire's son. Olga
repudiates her sister, Zita (also Mae Murray), who has no illusions about her past life or present
poverty. When Olga is shot by Kaminoff (Elmo Lincholn), a rejected suitor, Zita is adopted into the
husband's family.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
Murray), masquerades as a princess, becomes a noted actress, and marries a millionaire's son. Olga
repudiates her sister, Zita (also Mae Murray), who has no illusions about her past life or present
poverty. When Olga is shot by Kaminoff (Elmo Lincholn), a rejected suitor, Zita is adopted into the
husband's family.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
| Directed by: Robert Z. Leonard Written by: Alfred A. Cohn - titles Sada Cowan - writer Howard Higgin - writer |
| ~Cast~ Mae Murray ... Olga Farinova / Zita (her younger sister) Earle Foxe ... James Morton Freeman Wood ... Eric Van Corland Mathilde Brundage ... Mrs. Van Corland Elmo Lincoln ... Kaminoff Sidney Franklin ... Papa Levitzky Rosa Rosanova ... Mama Levitzky (as Madame Rosa Rosanova) Craig Biddle Jr. ... Press Agent |
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| ~Mae Murray~ |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Tiffany Productions Distribution Company: Metro Pictures Corporation Produced by: Robert Z. Leonard Cinematography by: Oliver T. Marsh Art Direction by: Horace Jackson Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: December 3, 1923 |
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