The Night Club
About The Night Club
Bob White runs a bachelor club and is left at his own wedding. He swears off women, then learns a fortune comes only if he marries Grace Henderson. He falls in love with her. She thinks he wants the inheritance and will not have him. He finds that if he dies, the money goes to her, and his tries at suicide fail. She agrees to marry him.
Cast & crew
More about The Night Club
Paul Iribe and Frank Urson directed. Cecil B. DeMille, Keene Thompson, Walter Woods, and William C. deMille wrote it. Jesse L. Lasky and Adolph Zukor presented it. Paramount released the film on 27 April 1925. Raymond Griffith plays Bob. Vera Reynolds plays Grace.
Themes
Music
Silent, with English intertitles.
Preservation
Surviving prints are in five archives: Cineteca del Friuli, the Library of Congress, UCLA, George Eastman Museum, and the Pacific Film Archive.
Notes
- Wallace Beery plays Josy. Louise Fazenda plays Carmen. William Austin plays Gerl. Edythe Chapman plays Miss Perkins, uncredited.
- Prints are held by the Cineteca del Friuli, the Library of Congress, UCLA, the George Eastman Museum, and the Pacific Film Archive.
Scenes
- Bob is left standing at his wedding and swears off women.
- Grace refuses him because she thinks the will is the reason.
- His attempts to die, so that she will inherit, fail, and she accepts him.
Also available
- Internet Archive (silent-the-night-club)