Money, Money, Money Trailer

Money, Money, Money Trailer (1923)

01 January 1923 Drama 60 mins

A socially ambitious woman who convinces her father to borrow money from a snobbish man.

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Cast

Katherine MacDonald

as Priscilla Hobbs

Carl Stockdale

as George C. Hobbs

Frances Raymond

as Mrs. Hobbs

Paul Willis

as Lennie Hobbs

Herschel Mayall

as Mr. Carter

Brenda Fowler

as Mrs. Carter

Margaret Loomis

as Caroline Carter

Charles Clary

as J.J. Grey

Jack Dougherty

as Reggie Grey

Crew

Tom Forman

Director

Hope Loring

Hope Loring Adaptation

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1923

Production Companies

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