""Art in a garret" may make good magazine reading, but it's tough on healthy appetites." 01 August 1921 Comedy
Young violinist Zoe needs a concert dress. Her artist friend Clay makes her a gown from brocade. They use a touring singer's apartment to start a custom clothing business. When clients do not pay, collectors take the furniture, but an art critic saves them.
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Viola Dana as Zoe Robert
Gareth Hughes as Clay Warwick
Eva Gordon as Miss Dellaroc
Kathleen O'Connor as Gwendolyn Miles
Mark Fenton as Prince Karamazov
Dallas M. Fitzgerald Director
Christine Jope-Slade Story
Mary O'Hara Writer
Molly Parro Scenario Writer
Arthur Ripley Scenario Writer
United States 01 August 1921
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