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Paramount Famous Lasky Corp., 1927.
Directed by Frank Strayer. Camera: James Murray, Hal Rossen.
With Clara Bow, Reed Howes, Arthur Housman, Doris Hill, Douglas Gilmore. |
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On a beach outing, Rosie
O'Reilly, her friend Ruth, and her sweetheart, boxer Joe Hennessey, meet Kid
Farrell, Joe's trainer, and a fortune-teller predicts Rosie's fame as a
dancer. Rosie creates an act and gets it booked for a cabaret.
In a
misunderstanding over a diamond pin given her by Lew McKay, a café habitué,
Rosie is jailed for stealing, but Arthur Russell identifies the jewel and
rescues her. Impressed by Arthur's wealth and social position, Rosie
soon forgets Joe, who then begins to study etiquette, but to no avail.
On the night of Joe's big fight Rosie, losing interest in Arthur's party,
goes to the ring, diverts the attention of Joe's opponent and thus assures
Joe's final victory. |
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