Youth to Youth (1922)
Melodrama | 16 October 1922
Director:
Emile ChautardWriters:
Edith Kennedy, Hulbert FootnerProducer:
Emile ChautardCinematographer:
Arthur MartinelliProduction Designer:
J. J. HughesProduction Company:
Metro Pictures Corp.According to a studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera, Country Love, the working title of Youth to Youth, was in its third week of filming. Two weeks later, the 14 Aug 1922 FD reported that the company had returned from filming exteriors along the Sacramento River in Northern California. The studio chart in the 12 Aug 1922 Camera noted that filming had ended and the film was being edited. ...
According to a studio chart in the 29 Jul 1922 Camera, Country Love, the working title of Youth to Youth, was in its third week of filming. Two weeks later, the 14 Aug 1922 FD reported that the company had returned from filming exteriors along the Sacramento River in Northern California. The studio chart in the 12 Aug 1922 Camera noted that filming had ended and the film was being edited.
Eve Allinson, a country girl come to Broadway, becomes a star overnight but slips away to join a touring group when she realizes she is rumored to be the mistress of her middle-aged backer, Brutus Tawney. Page Brookins, a farmer, sees Eve perform; falls in love with her; and writes to a friend in New York, hoping to further her career. Tawney sets out to fetch her, and when Page hears about her reputation he assumes the rumor to be true and breaks their engagement. Left with no alternative, Eve leaves with Tawney on his yacht, but Page reconsiders and rows out after them. Tawney gives Eve and Page his ...
Eve Allinson, a country girl come to Broadway, becomes a star overnight but slips away to join a touring group when she realizes she is rumored to be the mistress of her middle-aged backer, Brutus Tawney. Page Brookins, a farmer, sees Eve perform; falls in love with her; and writes to a friend in New York, hoping to further her career. Tawney sets out to fetch her, and when Page hears about her reputation he assumes the rumor to be true and breaks their engagement. Left with no alternative, Eve leaves with Tawney on his yacht, but Page reconsiders and rows out after them. Tawney gives Eve and Page his blessing.
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