Sally, Irene and Mary (1925)
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- 1h 15min
- Comedy, Drama
- 27 Dec 1925 (USA)
- Movie
Three women performing in a Broadway show face temptation, love, money, betrayal and tragedy as the cost of fame.
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Awards:
- 2 wins.
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| Constance Bennett | ... |
Sally Fitzgerald
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| Joan Crawford | ... |
Irene O'Dare
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| Sally O'Neil | ... |
Mary O'Brien
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| William Haines | ... |
Jimmy Dugan
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| Henry Kolker | ... |
Marcus Morton
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| Douglas Gilmore | ... |
Nester
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Ray Howard | ... |
Jerry
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| Kate Price | ... |
Mrs. Dugan
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| Aggie Herring | ... |
Mrs. O'Brien
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| Sam De Grasse | ... |
Officer O'Dare
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Lillian Elliott | ... |
Mrs. O'Dare
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| Edna Mae Cooper | ... |
Maggie
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Jane Arden | ... |
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
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Lialani Deas | ... |
Specialty Performer (uncredited)
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| Dorothy Dunbar | ... |
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
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| Bess Flowers | ... |
Party Reveler (uncredited)
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Ben Hall | ... |
Stagehand (uncredited)
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Dixie Harkins | ... |
Party Reveler (uncredited)
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Amber Norman | ... |
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
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| Tom O'Brien | ... |
Stage Manager (uncredited)
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Janice Peters | ... |
Chorus Girl (uncredited)
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Walter Tennyson | ... |
Paul (uncredited)
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| Wilhelm von Brincken | ... |
Party Reveler (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Edmund Goulding | ||
Written by
| Eddie Dowling | ... | (play) (as Edward Dowling) |
| Joseph Farnham | ... | (titles) (as Jos. W. Farnham) |
| Edmund Goulding | ... | (scenario) |
| Cyrus Wood | ... | (play) |
Cinematography by
| John Arnold | ||
Editing by
| Arthur Johns | ||
| Harold Young | ||
Editorial Department
| Arthur Johns | ... | assistant editor |
Art Direction by
| Cedric Gibbons | ||
| Merrill Pye | ||
| Erté | ... | (uncredited) |
Costume Design by
| André-ani | ... | (Wardrobe designed by) |
| Erté | ... | (uncredited) |
Production Companies
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (controlled by Loew's Incorporated)
Distributors
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (1925) (United States) (theatrical)
- Regal Films (1925) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Jury Metro-Goldwyn (1926) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
The three are showgirls, each with a different approach to life and love. Sally wants wealth and gets it finally in Marcus. Mary plots and schemes but winds up with salt-of-the-earth Jimmy. Irene shuns devoted Charles for dashing cad Glen. She learns that all he wants is sex; he throws her out in tears. She returns to Charles, ready to marry, but both are killed by a train.
Written by Ed Stephan |
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| Taglines | When the Show's Over, the Girls Play in Life's Drama (Print Ad-Sunday Vindicator, ((Youngstown, Ohio)) 22 August 1926) See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Sally panics, after dropping on the sidewalk and breaking the mirror of her make-up compact, believing this will bring her bad luck. She spots a hunchbacked newspaper vendor, and touches his hump to bring her "good luck," to the man's annoyance. The superstition dates from ancient Greece, but still in the early 20th century some baseball teams hired "hunchbacks" to bring good luck. This cruel superstition is forgotten in the 21st Century, but 1925 audiences would have howled with laughter at the "gag." See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star (2002). See more » |
| Quotes |
Marcus Morton:
I want to marry you! I love you... I really love you! Mary: Applesauce! See more » |