Etta of the Footlights (1914)
Etta Lang, a chorus girl, is the principal support of an invalid mother and her sister and brother, not only working at the theater, but looking after their small boarding house. Among their lodgers is Brutus Bellamy, an old actor. He becomes interested in the girl, and offers to teach her acting. She learns rapidly. She arrives at the theater late and is abused by the stage manager, Joseph Burton. Cecil Wentworth, one of the backers of the theater, takes her part and becomes interested in her.
Directors: Maurice Costello, Robert Gaillard.
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Maurice Costello as Lord Wentworth |
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Mary Charleson as Etta Lang |
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Jane Fearnley as Irene St. Maur |
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Gladden James as Jack Chester |
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Charles Kent as Brutus Belamy |
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Dolores Costello as |
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Helene Costello as |
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Robert Gaillard as A Theatrical Producer |
| Directing | Maurice Costello | Director |
| Directing | Robert Gaillard | Director |
| Writing | W.A. Tremayne | Story |
