Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model Trailer

Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model Trailer (1924)

16 April 1924 Drama 70 mins

Nellie Horton, when mistreated by her father, is taken in charge by Thomas Lipton. She grows up in poverty not knowing her true identity as the heiress to her mother's millions. Upon the death of her benefactor, she becomes a model in a fashionable shop. There she falls into the hands of her mother's unscrupulous nephew, who contrives to do away with her in order to obtain her fortune. ....

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Cast

Edmund Lowe

as Jack Carroll

Raymond Griffith

as Shorty Burchell

Lew Cody

as Walter Peck

Hobart Bosworth

as Thomas Lipton / Robert Horton

Mae Busch

as Polly Joy

Dorothy Cumming

as Mrs. Horton

Will Walling

as Blizzard Dugan

Mayme Kelso

as Miss Drake

Crew

Samuel Goldwyn

Samuel Goldwyn Executive Producer

H.H. Van Loan

H.H. Van Loan Adaptation

Lucien N. Andriot

Lucien N. Andriot Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 16 April 1924

Production Companies

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