
The Show Girl
Drama
Overview
A press agent helps a honky tonk spot draw a new elite patronage but a troublemaker arrives on the scene as well and disrupts the romance between the male and female stars.
Top Cast


Mildred Harris
Mildred Harris
Maizie Udell
Mildred Harris
Maizie Udell


Gaston Glass
Gaston Glass
Billy Barton
Gaston Glass
Billy Barton


Mary Carr
Mary Carr
Mrs. Udell
Mary Carr
Mrs. Udell


Robert McKim
Robert McKim
Edward Hayden
Robert McKim
Edward Hayden


Eddie Borden
Eddie Borden
'Breezy' Ayres
Eddie Borden
'Breezy' Ayres


William H. Strauss
William H. Strauss
Moe Kenner
William H. Strauss
Moe Kenner


Marcelle Arnold
Marcelle Arnold
Flapper (uncredited)
Marcelle Arnold
Flapper (uncredited)
Sam Sidman
Sam Sidman
Heinie
Sam Sidman
Heinie
Aryel Darma
Aryel Darma
Alma Dakin
Aryel Darma
Alma Dakin
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