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Our Dancing Daughters

1928

Drama

Our Dancing Daughters

1928

Drama

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

59% AUDIENCE · 100 ratings

6.7/10 · 2.2K

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alcoholic millionaire silent film flapper

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Plot summary

A flapper who's secretly a good girl and a gold-digging floozy masquerading as an ingénue both vie for the hand of a millionaire.

Director

Harry Beaumont

Top cast

Johnny Mack Brown as Ben Blaine

Kathlyn Williams as Ann's Mother

Anita Page as Ann

Huntley Gordon as Diana's Father

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

771.83 MB

986*720

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 24 min

Seeds ...

1.4 GB

1480*1080

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 24 min

Seeds ...

Comments 3

monaies 1099 days ago

Thank you very much!

jeyneo 1099 days ago

Thank you, there are still lots of films from 1915 to 1929 to be uploaded, everytime I see one I´m glad because 90% of films of that era are lost sadly.

Romyrooney 1099 days ago

Thank You

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

This might have made for a better story

CinemaSerf

This might have made for a better story had either of the women vying for the hand of millionaire "Ben" (Johnny Mack Brown) actually had a real man to chase.…

7 / 10

Joan Crawford's First Cinematic Hurrah

gftbiloxi

Wealthy and flashy Diana falls hard for Ben Blaine--who unjustly interprets her vivacity as looseness and in turn falls hard for prim and proper Anne--who is…

Wealthy and flashy Diana falls hard for Ben Blaine--who unjustly interprets her vivacity as looseness and in turn falls hard for prim and proper Anne--who is in fact a vicious gold digger with a heart of stone. Will Ben ever see through Anne's facade and realize Diana's true worth? Directed by Harry Beaumont with sets by the legendary Cederick Gibbons, OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS was bright, sharp, pretty to look at, and just sexy enough to make the censors fume--the type of film that MGM seemed to produce by the bushel during the late silent era. The studio expected it to perform well, but there was no reason for anyone to think it would generate more than passing interest, much less a legendary star. But it did. Born in 1904, Lucille Le Sueur endured a hardknocks childhood to become a popular chorus girl in New York night spots before signing with MGM in 1925--and renamed Joan Crawford she churned out some two dozen films in three years without setting the world on fire. Until, that is, MGM allowed her dance on table tops and despair of winning her true love in this slickly produced, well acted, but essentially formula melodrama. And even today it is still possible to see what all the fuss was about: not only was she bursting with youthful energy and appeal, it was the first film in which Joan Crawford really LOOKED like Joan Crawford, and although still limited her acting chops weren't half bad either. The overall cast is particularly strong, with Anita Page turning in a memorable performance as the pretty but wicked Anne and Dorothy Sebastian as Bea, a good girl with a few missed steps in her past; male leads Johnny Mack Brown, Nils Aster, and Edward J. Nugent provide solid support as various love interests; and Kathlyn Williams proves memorable as Anne's manipulative mother. While OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS will never rival the truly great films of the late silent era, it is still a lot of fun, and those who want to see Crawford's first cinematic hurrah will not be disappointed. GFT, Amazon Reviewer

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