
Curlytop
Romance · Drama
Overview
Big Bill Branigan, one of the tough characters of London's Limehouse district, falls in love with Curlytop because of her sweet innocence. He leaves his sweetheart, Bessie, for her and resolves to go straight. When he sets out to find a job, the jealous Bessie gets Curlytop drunk and hacks off her long curls.
Top Cast


Shirley Mason
Shirley Mason
Curlytop
Shirley Mason
Curlytop


Wallace MacDonald
Wallace MacDonald
Bill Branigan
Wallace MacDonald
Bill Branigan


Warner Oland
Warner Oland
Shanghai Dan
Warner Oland
Shanghai Dan


Diana Miller
Diana Miller
Bessie
Diana Miller
Bessie


George Kuwa
George Kuwa
Wang Toy
George Kuwa
Wang Toy


Ernie Adams
Ernie Adams
Sproggs
Ernie Adams
Sproggs
Nora Hayden
Nora Hayden
Hilda
Nora Hayden
Hilda


Sharon Lynn
Sharon Lynn
Annie
Sharon Lynn
Annie
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