| ~Married Flirts~ 1924 |
| ~201-47: Conrad Nagel and Pauline Frederick~ |
| ~Cast~ Pauline Frederick ... Nellie Wayne Conrad Nagel ... Perley Rex Mae Busch ... Jill Wetherell Huntley Gordon ... Pendleton Wayne Paul Nicholson ... Peter Granville Patterson Dial ... Evelyn Draycup Alice Hollister ... Mrs. Callender John Gilbert ... Himself, Guest at party Hobart Henley ... Himself, Guest at party Robert Z. Leonard ... Himself, Guest at party May McAvoy ... Herself, Guest at party Mae Murray ... Herself, Guest at party Aileen Pringle ... Herself, Guest at party Norma Shearer ... Herself, Guest at party |
| ~201-69: Pauline Frederick, Gordon Huntley, Mae Murry, Conrad Nagel, John Gilbert, Aileen Pringle, Norma Shearer and more~ |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Pauline Frederick stars in this romance, based on the Louis Joseph Vance novel Mrs. Paramor. Nelly
(Frederick) is so intent on her writing career, that she neglects her appearance and her husband,
Wayne (Huntly Gordon). Jill Wetherell (Mae Busch), who is looking for a rich husband, finds Wayne
to be easy prey and Nelly catches them together. She divorces Wayne and travels to Europe. Jill,
however, throws Wayne over for Perley Rex (Conrad Nagel). Nelly becomes a writer of note under
the pseudonym Mrs. Paramor. She also takes advantage of her easy access to the latest Paris
fashions and becomes a truly stylish and beautiful woman. Along the way, she meets Rex and
discovers he is married to Jill. They all take the same ship back to the States, and while Jill is seasick
in her room, Nelly steals Rex's affection. When Jill goes to "the other woman" to beg for her
husband, she is surprised to see that it's Nelly. Nelly lets Jill have Rex, but she realizes she has never
stopped loving Wayne. She calls for him, and they are reunited. One novel scene near the end of the
film shows Nelly hosting a banquet and mahjong party which is attended by an impressive group of
movie stars, including Mae Murray, Norma Shearer, John Gilbert, Aileen Pringle, and many others;
all of them, of course, signed to Metro-Goldwyn, the studio that released the picture.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
(Frederick) is so intent on her writing career, that she neglects her appearance and her husband,
Wayne (Huntly Gordon). Jill Wetherell (Mae Busch), who is looking for a rich husband, finds Wayne
to be easy prey and Nelly catches them together. She divorces Wayne and travels to Europe. Jill,
however, throws Wayne over for Perley Rex (Conrad Nagel). Nelly becomes a writer of note under
the pseudonym Mrs. Paramor. She also takes advantage of her easy access to the latest Paris
fashions and becomes a truly stylish and beautiful woman. Along the way, she meets Rex and
discovers he is married to Jill. They all take the same ship back to the States, and while Jill is seasick
in her room, Nelly steals Rex's affection. When Jill goes to "the other woman" to beg for her
husband, she is surprised to see that it's Nelly. Nelly lets Jill have Rex, but she realizes she has never
stopped loving Wayne. She calls for him, and they are reunited. One novel scene near the end of the
film shows Nelly hosting a banquet and mahjong party which is attended by an impressive group of
movie stars, including Mae Murray, Norma Shearer, John Gilbert, Aileen Pringle, and many others;
all of them, of course, signed to Metro-Goldwyn, the studio that released the picture.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
| Directed by: Robert G. Vignola Written by: Fanny Hatton - titles Frederic Hatton - titles Julia Crawford Ivers - writer Based on the novel Mrs. Paramor by Louis Joseph Vance (New York, 1924). |
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| ~201-21: Mae Busch & Conrad Nagel~ |
| ~201-50: Pauline Frederick & Conrad Nagel~ |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced & Released by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Cinematography by: Oliver T. Marsh Film Editing by: Frank E. Hull Set Decoration by: Charles L. Cadwallader Costume Design by: Sophie Wachner Presenter: Louis B. Mayer Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: October 27, 1924 |
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| ~201-22: ?, Pauline Frederick & Mae Busch~ |
| ~201-26: Conrad Nagel & Mae Busch~ |
| ~Conrad Nagel & Mae Busch~ |
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