The Heart Bandit (1924)
Melodrama | 24 January 1924
Director:
Oscar ApfelWriter:
Tom J. HopkinsCinematographer:
John ArnoldProduction Company:
Metro Pictures Corp.The 15 Sep 1923 Exhibitors Trade Review reported that Angel-Face Molly was the fourth of five films Viola Dana made for Metro Pictures Corp. They were released in quick succession.
The title was briefly changed to The Good Bad Girl, according to the 24 Nov 1923 Motion Picture News, when members of a motion picture production class at Columbia University in New York City submitted titles for Viola Dana's upcoming film to the Metro office. Student Adele Birnbaum's The Good Bad Girl was selected "because it coincided exactly with the theme and treatment of the story." ...
The 15 Sep 1923 Exhibitors Trade Review reported that Angel-Face Molly was the fourth of five films Viola Dana made for Metro Pictures Corp. They were released in quick succession.
The title was briefly changed to The Good Bad Girl, according to the 24 Nov 1923 Motion Picture News, when members of a motion picture production class at Columbia University in New York City submitted titles for Viola Dana's upcoming film to the Metro office. Student Adele Birnbaum's The Good Bad Girl was selected "because it coincided exactly with the theme and treatment of the story."
The Good Bad Girl
Mrs. Rand, a kindly old lady, effects the reform of smalltime crook Molly O'Hara, alias "Angel Face." Mrs. Rand's son, John, is involved in a suspicious financial deal. Through Molly's help, Rand is rehabilitated. He falls in love with Molly and acquires a renewed appreciation of his ...
Mrs. Rand, a kindly old lady, effects the reform of smalltime crook Molly O'Hara, alias "Angel Face." Mrs. Rand's son, John, is involved in a suspicious financial deal. Through Molly's help, Rand is rehabilitated. He falls in love with Molly and acquires a renewed appreciation of his mother.
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