Suchergebnisse
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Because her father has strict ideas about what clothing his daughter wears and with whom she associates, Anna Hedder leaves home and takes up residence with two girl friends. She meets Madeline Wallace, whose father is extremely lenient, but he soon discovers that she is becoming too indiscriminate in her associates; Madeline rebels, and she is enticed to Anna's apartment by Reynolds, an old ...
Act 1. Scene, interior of house. Young girl heroine expectant, false lover enters, ascetic (also anemic and decrepit) father ejects him, girl in convulsions, father obligingly somnolent, villainous lover with cigarette at window, girl in acute attack of emotion, father still slumbering, exit girl through window, villain sardonically puffs ...
Original title: Why Girls Leave Home: Film type: Feature: Category: Fiction: Director: William Berke; Production country: USA
Why Girls Leave Home plot "The VIOLENT, UNVARNISHED TRUTH about the scores of thousands of young girls who recklessly toss away home ties for a life of dangerous thrills!" Diana Leslie (Pamela Blake) is rescued from drowning by journalist Chris Williams (Sheldon Leonard). Although she carries a letter indicating a suicide attempt, Chris ...
Why Girls Leave Home (1945) Directed by William Berke. Cinematographer: Mack Stengler. Story and Screenplay: Fanya Foss (once Billy Bob Thornton’s mother-in-law) Starring: Pamela Blake, Lola Lane, Sheldon Leonard, and Elisha Cook Jr. Released by: Producers Releasing Corporation. Running time: 69 minutes.
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