The Dressmaker from Paris

The Dressmaker from Paris

The Dressmaker from Paris

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The Dressmaker from Paris

1925

1h 20m

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Comedy

Drama

Romance

Overview

An American soldier falls in love with a French maiden but their romance is thwarted when the Yanks return home. Years later she comes to America to put on a fashion show and find her long lost lover.

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Paramount Pictures

Cast & Crew

23 members

Acting

Leatrice Joy

Fifi

Leatrice Joy

Acting

Ernest Torrence

Angus McGregor

Ernest Torrence

Acting

Allan Forrest

Billy Brent

Allan Forrest

Acting

Mildred Harris

Joan McGregor

Mildred Harris

Acting

Lawrence Gray

Allan Stone

Lawrence Gray

Acting

Charles Crockett

Mayor

Charles Crockett

Acting

Rosemary Cooper

Mayor's Daughter

Rosemary Cooper

Acting

Spec O'Donnell

Jim

Spec O'Donnell

Acting

Olive Borden

Mannequin

Olive Borden

Acting

Majel Coleman

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Majel Coleman

Acting

Yola d'Avril

Mannequin

Yola d'Avril

Acting

Cecille Evans

Mannequin

Cecille Evans

Acting

Eugenia Gilbert

Mannequin

Eugenia Gilbert

Acting

Anastasia Georgina Kissel

Mannequin

Anastasia Georgina Kissel

Acting

Etta Lee

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Etta Lee

Acting

Jocelyn Lee

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Jocelyn Lee

Acting

Sally Long

Mannequin

Sally Long

Acting

Betsy Ann Hisle

Little Girl

Betsy Ann Hisle

Acting

Adalyn Mayer

Mannequin

Adalyn Mayer

Acting

Christina Montt

Mannequin

Christina Montt

Acting

Sally Rand

Mannequin

Sally Rand

Acting

Dorothy Seastrom

Mannequin

Dorothy Seastrom

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Clara Morris

Mannequin

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