The Exquisite Thief Trailer

The Exquisite Thief Trailer (1919)

28 April 1919 Drama, Crime 10 mins

Blue Jean Billie (Dean), a prosperous young woman crook who lives apart from the denizens of the underworld, has pulled off many robberies of the high society world with the help of her pal Shaver Michael (De Grasse). Billie gains admission to the Vanderhoof dinner at which the engagement of their daughter to Lord Chesterton (Hall) will be announced. While the dinner is in progress, Billie gags and handcuffs special officer Detective Wood (Ross), and proceeds to make a wholesale robbery of the guests. She flees in an automobile and none succeed in tracking her save Lord Chesterton. She makes a prisoner of him, but a police raid follows and she must flee. Once more Lord Chesterton succeeds in following her and again she makes him her prisoner, but she learns to trust and love him. The special agent and Shaver Michael arrive at the scene with resulting complications, but a happy end results for all.

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Cast

Priscilla Dean

as Blue Jean Billie

Thurston Hall

as Algernon P. Smythe

Milton Ross

as Det. Wood

Sam De Grasse

as Shaver Michael

Jean Calhoun

as Muriel Vanderflip

Crew

Harvey Gates

Harvey Gates Scenario Writer

Alfred Gosden

Alfred Gosden Cinematography

K.C. Stewart

K.C. Stewart Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

France 28 May 1920

United States 28 April 1919

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