26 November 1927 Drama, Comedy 60 mins
Johnny Ginsberg (George Jessel) is a tailor's assistant whose ambition is to become a successful conjurer/magician. He joins a carnival and fails but not before apprehending a gang of jewel thieves and gaining the love of Mary (Audrey Ferris), the girl he adores.
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George Jessel as Johnny Ginsberg
Audrey Ferris as Mary
Gertrude Astor as Sappho
Douglas Gerrard as Sam Hubert
Theodore Lorch as Charles Wheeler
Tiny Sandford as Hercules
Conrad Wells Cinematography
Byron Haskin Director
Anthony Coldeway Writer
Clarence Kolster Editor
United States 26 November 1927
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