Parisian Love
About Parisian Love
Marie talks Armand and the rest of the gang into robbing the scientist Pierre Marcel. Police break up the job. Pierre hides Armand because Armand stopped another gang member from stabbing him, and Armand is wounded doing it. While Armand recovers, Pierre introduces him to Jean D'Arcy, and Armand does not object. Marie, jealous of Jean, sets out after Pierre. He falls in love with her. They marry while Armand is in London.
Cast & crew
More about Parisian Love
Louis J. Gasnier directed. F. Oakley Crawford wrote the story. Lois Hutchinson adapted it. A July 4, 1925 trade note also credits Mary Alice Scully. Allen G. Siegler photographed it. Distributed by Preferred Pictures and, on a states-rights basis, Al Lichtman Independent Sales Corporation. General release August 1, 1925. New York opening December 23, 1925. Photography ran from about early June to late July 1925. Seven reels, 6,324 feet.
Themes
Look
Allen G. Siegler photographed the crime romance.
Preservation
A print survives and is on the Internet Archive.
Notes
- Clara Bow plays Marie. Donald Keith plays Armand. Lou Tellegen plays Pierre Marcel. Alyce Mills plays Jean D'Arcy.
- Lillian Leighton plays Frouchard. Otto Matieson plays an Apache leader. Jean De Briac plays Knifer.
Scenes
- Armand stops the stabbing and Pierre hides him from the police.
- Marie marries Pierre while Armand is in London.
Also available
- Internet Archive (silent-parisian-love)
