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Old Clothes is a american film of genre Drama directed by Edward F. Cline released in USA on 9 november 1925 with Jackie Coogan
Old Clothes (1925)
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Add to a movie listOld Clothes is a 1925 American silent drama film, starring Jackie Coogan and Joan Crawford.
This was the first film in which Crawford was credited with her new name — Joan Crawford. She had been renamed by the studio, who deemed her birth name, Lucille LeSueur, as sounding unfit for a movie star.
Synopsis
Tim Kelly (Jackie Coogan) and Max Ginsberg (Max Davidson) have struck it rich by investing in copper stock. But when the stock takes a dive, they are compelled to go back into their former profession — junk dealers. They take in the destitute Mary Riley (Joan Crawford) as a boarder and she hits it off so well with them that she winds up becoming a partner in their rag & junk company. Mary falls in love with a man named Nathan Burke (Allan Forrest), the son of wealthy parents. Nathan's mother (Lillian Elliott), however, disapproves of Mary. Eventually it is revealed that Mrs. Burke came from a poor background herself, and her long-ago sweetheart was Max. After this discovery, she gives the couple her blessings. The copper stock soars in value once again, so Kelly and Ginsberg are back in the money.Actors
Jackie Coogan
(Timothy Kelly)
Joan Crawford
(Mary Riley)
Max Davidson
(Max Ginsburg)
Lillian Elliott
(Nathan's Mother)
Allan Forrest
(Nathan Burke)
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