A Tailor Made Man (1922)

Comedy-drama | 15 October 1922

Director:

Joseph De Grasse

Writer:

Albert Ray

Cinematographers:

George Meehan, George Rizard

Editor:

Harry L. Decker

Production Designer:

Robert Ellis

Production Company:

Charles Ray Productions
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Based on the play A Tailor Made Man; a Comedy in Four Acts by Harry James Smith (New York, 1917).
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Release Date:
15 October 1922
Premiere Information:
Los Angeles premiere: ca5 Aug 1922
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Charles Ray Productions
1 October 1922
LP18418
Physical Properties:
Silent
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Length(in feet):
8,469
Length(in reels):
9
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

John Paul Bart, a presser who has high respect for the favorable impression created by expensive clothes, "borrows" a suit to wear to an exclusive reception. There he attracts the attention of shipping magnate Abraham Nathan, who hires John Paul to handle his company's labor problems. Against great odds and despite Gustavus Sonntag's scheming, John Paul is successful, but he returns to Anton Huber's shop when he is exposed by Sonntag. Nathan, however, finds him and gives him a permanent position, and John Paul then marries Tanya ...

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John Paul Bart, a presser who has high respect for the favorable impression created by expensive clothes, "borrows" a suit to wear to an exclusive reception. There he attracts the attention of shipping magnate Abraham Nathan, who hires John Paul to handle his company's labor problems. Against great odds and despite Gustavus Sonntag's scheming, John Paul is successful, but he returns to Anton Huber's shop when he is exposed by Sonntag. Nathan, however, finds him and gives him a permanent position, and John Paul then marries Tanya Huber.

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