The Mirage (1924)
Irene Martin, hoping to find fame as an opera singer, leaves her hometown for New York but ends up a chorus girl. She meets Henry Galt, a wealthy businessman, who asks her out on a date then sends her money the next day. Offended, she demands an apology, but Galt explains he often hires showgirls to entertain prospective clients on a strictly platonic basis. On those terms Irene accepts. Over time Galt falls in love with Irene and when he discovers her family has the impression she has become a fallen woman, marries her.
Director:
George Archainbaud
Writer:
Edgar Selwyn
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Florence Vidor as Irene Martin |
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Clive Brook as Henry Galt |
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Alan Roscoe as Al Manning |
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Vola Vale as Betty Bond |
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Myrtle Vane as Mrs. Martin |
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Charlotte Stevens as Irene's Sister |
| Directing | George Archainbaud | Director |
| Writing | Edgar Selwyn | Screenplay |
| Writing | C. Gardner Sullivan | Adaptation |
| Camera | Henry Sharp | Director of Photography |
