Rouged Lips (1923)

Melodrama | 17 September 1923

Director:

Harold Shaw

Writer:

Tom J. Hopkins

Cinematographer:

John Arnold

Production Company:

Metro Pictures Corp.
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Based on the short story "Upstage," by Rita Weiman in Cosmopolitan Magazine (Oct 1922).
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Release Date:
17 September 1923
Premiere Information:
New York premiere: 20 Aug 1923
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Metro Pictures
17 September 1923
LP19415
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
5,150
Length(in reels):
6
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Thrifty orphan Norah MacPherson meets wealthy young James Patterson, who gets her a job as a chorus girl. They fall in love. To put up a good front, she spends all her money on clothes. Patterson doubts her when he sees her wearing a string of (imitation) pearls; he then finds that she hasn't been unfaithful, and they are ...

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Thrifty orphan Norah MacPherson meets wealthy young James Patterson, who gets her a job as a chorus girl. They fall in love. To put up a good front, she spends all her money on clothes. Patterson doubts her when he sees her wearing a string of (imitation) pearls; he then finds that she hasn't been unfaithful, and they are reconciled.

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