The Odalisque Trailer

The Odalisque Trailer (1914)

15 November 1914 Drama 20 mins

May and Annie work in a fashionable millinery store, where the buyer, struck by May's beauty, advances her to a position among the models. She gets a little money, but finds that she is obliged to wear better clothes, which she has a hard time getting.

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Cast

Blanche Sweet

as May, a Stock Girl

Miriam Cooper

as Annie, May's Friend

Robert Harron

as Ed, in love with Annie

Henry B. Walthall

as Joe, in love with May

Wallace Reid

as Curtiss

Crew

Anthony Paul Kelly

Anthony Paul Kelly Scenario Writer

D.W. Griffith

D.W. Griffith Supervising Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 15 November 1914

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