All Dolled Up
About All Dolled Up
Department-store clerk Mary stops a robbery at her counter, a necklace belonging to the rich unmarried woman Eva Bandy. Later a misunderstanding lets her stop a second attempt, this one aimed at a million dollars of Bandy's. The man who helps her foil both robberies is the man she wants.
Cast & crew
More about All Dolled Up
Rollin S. Sturgeon directed. Universal released it in March 1921. Gladys Walton, Edward Hearn, and Florence Turner star. A print survives. Running time 50 minutes.
Themes
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- Florence Turner, a major Vitagraph name a decade earlier, is in the supporting cast.
- Ruth Royce and Lydia Yeamans Titus are also billed.
- The first crime is a necklace. The second is described as a million-dollar robbery of the same woman.
- The film is among the Universal silents that survive.
Scenes
- Mary blocks the theft of Eva Bandy's necklace at the store.
- A mix-up leads her into stopping the larger robbery.
