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The Girl from Montmartre (1926)
60 min | Drama, Romance

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The Girl from Montmartre (1926)

60 min | Drama, Romance

On the Spanish island of Majorca lives the Faneaux family, product of a degenerate English father of good family and a Spanish woman, whom he had not married. Following the father's death, poverty has driven the daughter, Emilia, into ...See moreOn the Spanish island of Majorca lives the Faneaux family, product of a degenerate English father of good family and a Spanish woman, whom he had not married. Following the father's death, poverty has driven the daughter, Emilia, into shady living and the brother, Rodney, into disreputable adventures. Rodney, tortured by the realization that his life is doomed to be wasted in penury, urges his sister to marry Ewing, a crooked but immensely wealthy film actor. But Emilia rebels and soon afterwards falls in love with Jerome Hautrive, an aristocratic English writer. Rodney and Ewing plan to fleece the Englishman but when Rodney sees in Jerome the man that he might have been, he comes to his side, rescuing him from a dangerous predicament. Thereafter he remains his devoted servant. With the marriage of Jerome and Emilia imminent, the jealous Ewing persuades Emilia that the difference in there social stations will make both of them miserable. Convinced that Ewing has spoken the truth, Emilia returns to her old ways. Jerome discovers her dancing in one of the lowest dives. But still his love burns for her. Thereupon Ewing, in a last desperate effort to make the girl his own, abducts her. Jerome hotly pursues and after a terrible struggle, in which Ewing is wounded, saves her. A short time later Jerome and Emilia are married in England and through the good offices of Jerome, Rodney and an older brother are both settled in positions to which their blood entitles them. Written by Copyright Description from Library of Congress See less

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20 cast members

Name	Known for
Barbara La Marr Emilia Faneaux Emilia Faneaux See fewer	The Eternal City (1923)
Lewis Stone Jerome Hautrive Jerome Hautrive See fewer	The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932)
Robert Ellis Jack Ewing Jack Ewing See fewer	The Tiger's Trail (1919)
William Eugene Rodney Brown Faneaux Rodney Brown Faneaux See fewer	The Golf Chump (1932)
E.H. Calvert Lord Robert Hautrive Lord Robert Hautrive See fewer	The Wizard (1927)
Mario Carillo Lawrence 'Larry' Faneaux Lawrence 'Larry' Faneaux See fewer	The Private Life of Helen of Troy (1927)
Mathilde Comont Carmenata Carmenata See fewer	La Bohème (1926)
Edward Peil Sr. Messenger (as Edward Piel) Messenger (as Edward Piel) See fewer	Broken Blossoms (1919)
Nick De Ruiz Don Angel (as Nicholas De Ruiz) Don Angel (as Nicholas De Ruiz) See fewer	The Unknown (1927)
Bobbie Mack Cab Driver (as Bobby Mack) Cab Driver (as Bobby Mack) See fewer	The Student Prince in Old Heidelberg (1927)
John T. Bambury Midget (uncredited) Midget (uncredited) See fewer	The Terror of Tiny Town (1938)
André Cheron Customer at The Red Mouse (uncredited) Customer at The Red Mouse (uncredited) See fewer	One Hour with You (1932)
Rose Dione Patron (uncredited) Patron (uncredited) See fewer	Freaks (1932)
Lolita Lee Emilia Faneaux - completed the movie while Barbara Lamarr was ill (uncredited) Emilia Faneaux - completed the movie while Barbara Lamarr was ill (uncredited) See fewer	The Loves of Ricardo (1926)
Robert Milasch Military Policeman (uncredited) Military Policeman (uncredited) See fewer	Captain Blood (1924)
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Arthur Stone Dancing Doughboy (uncredited) Dancing Doughboy (uncredited) See fewer	Burning Daylight (1928)
Leo White French Officer (uncredited) French Officer (uncredited) See fewer	Blood and Sand (1922)