The Reward (1915)
1915 · Silent film · 31 min · dir. Reginald Barker
A STORY OF A CHORUS GIRL'S LIFE, WITH THE LITTLE SIDELIGHTS OF THE STAGE THAT ARE ALWAYS INTERESTING TO OUTSIDERS- THEY CALLED HER "THE ICEBERG" BECAUSE SHE WAS INDIFFERENT TO THE ATTENTIONS OF MEN.
- Short
- Drama
Synopsis
Jane Wallace, nicknamed "The Iceberg," discovers that a "straight" life is uneventful. Two girls in the chorus, Trixie and Pinkie, tell Dan Conby, an idler and cynic, about her. He laughs and gets an introduction, but fails to lead her astray. "What reward is there?" he demands, and she answers, "The respect of others." To show how deep this goes he introduces her to his friends who scorn her because of her shabby clothes. That night she loses her job for being late, though Trixie and Pinkie…
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Details
- Director
- Reginald Barker
- Writer
- Thomas H. Ince
- Studio
- New York Motion Picture
- Released
- 1915-06-24
- Running time
- 31 minutes
Cast & crew
Reginald Barker Director
Bessie Barriscale- Arthur Maude
Louise Glaum
