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"The Wicked Darling" (1919) - with film
Lon Chaney
Directed by Tod Browning
Produced by Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Scenario by Waldemar Young, writer Harvey Gates
Based on the screen story “The Moth” by Evelyn Campbell
Starring Priscilla Dean, Wellington A. Playter, Lon Chaney, Spottiswoode Aitken, Gertrude Astor, Kalla Pasha
Cinematography Alfred Gosden
Distributed by Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Release date February 24, 1919
Running time 59 min.
Country United States
Language Silent film, English intertitles
"The Wicked Darling" is part of our series "Other Favorite Films". This category includes films that do not feature a particular star from our site, but which in our view represent a major contribution of a silent movie to Arts and Culture.
"The Wicked Darling" is a crime drama. A girl who steals for a living falls for a decent man and tries to break from her past.
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Priscilla Dean
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"White Tiger" (1923) - with film
Priscilla Dean
Directed by Tod Browning
Produced by Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Scenario by Tod Browning and Charles Kenyon
Based on the screen story by Tod Browning
Starring Priscilla Dean, Wallace Beery, Raymond Griffith, Matt Moore, Alfred Allen
Cinematography William Fildew
Distributed by Universal Film Manufacturing Company
Release date December 17, 1923
Running time 81 min.
Country United States
Language Silent film, English intertitles
"White Tiger" is part of our series "Other Favorite Films". This category includes films that do not feature a particular star from our site, but which in our view represent a major contribution of a silent movie to Arts and Culture.
"White Tiger" is a crime drama. A band of crooks gets away with a robbery, but then its members turn on each other.
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Priscilla Dean and Raymond Griffith

