The Clean Up (1923)
Monte Bixby's grandfather leaves a will providing each native-born citizen of his small town with $50,000 while giving Monte one dollar. Monte's society fiancée, Mary Reynolds, abandons him, but grandfather Bixby's pretty young secretary, Phyllis Andrews, resolves to help him. Meanwhile, life in the town is chaotic as the legatees begin to spend their money.
Director: William Parke
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Herbert Rawlinson as Montgomery Bixby |
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Claire Adams as Phyllis Andrews |
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Claire Anderson as Mary Reynolds |
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Herbert Fortier as Robert Reynolds |
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Margaret Campbell as Mrs. Reynolds |
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Frank Farrington as Amos Finderson |
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William Irving as Robert Dobbs |
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Fred Kohler as Jack Wolff |
| Directing | William Parke | Director |
| Writing | Harvey Gates | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | Eugene B. Lewis | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | Raymond L. Schrock | Adaptation |
| Writing | H.H. Van Loan | Story |
| Camera | Richard Fryer | Director of Photography |
