The Belle of New York (1919)
An old inventor is robbed of his inventions by an unscrupulous rich man. When the inventor dies, his daughter Violet goes to New York and joins the "Follies," where she is advertised as "The Belle of New York." The rich man's son is infatuated with Violet, and is introduced to her anonymously as Jack. When Violet learns of Jack's identity, she casts him off. He takes to drinking and she joins the Salvation Army. Jack is attacked in an underworld saloon just as Violet enters in Salvation Army attire. She nurses him at his home. When Jack's father discovers with whom Jack is in love, he begs forgiveness for the wrong he did Violet's father.
Director: Julius Steger
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Marion Davies as Violet Gray |
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Etienne Girardot as |
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L. Rogers Lytton as Amos Gray |
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Franklyn Hanna as |
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Raymond Bloomer as Jack Bronson |
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Christian Rub as |
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Barbara Sabin as Little Girl |
| Production | Marion Davies | Producer |
| Sound | Max Winkler | Music |
| Directing | Julius Steger | Director |
| Writing | C.M.S. McLellan | Theatre Play |
| Writing | Eugene Walter | Scenario Writer |
