The Valentine Girl · 1917
The Valentine Girl (1917) is a Drama / Romance film directed by J. Searle Dawley, starring Marguerite Clark, Frank Losee, Richard Barthelmess.
DramaRomance
Overview
Marion, a young girl, is given up by her guardian to be raised by her father who has a criminal past. Under the enchanting influence of his daughter, he renounces his life of crime. However, a former partner frames him for a robbery he did not commit, and he is sent to prison. The distraught Marion runs away and upon taking refuge in a church, she is eventually adopted by the kindly clergyman's family. As the years pass, Marion grows into a young woman who becomes engaged. When her father is finally released , he seeks his ashamed daughter's forgiveness and explains being sent to prison on false charges. He wins the sympathy of Marion and along with her fiancés, a happy ending prevails for all.
Cast
Marguerite Clark, Frank Losee, Richard Barthelmess, Kathryn Adams, Maggie Fisher, Adolphe Menjou, Edith Campbell, Charles Sutton
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What is "The Valentine Girl" about?
Marion, a young girl, is given up by her guardian to be raised by her father who has a criminal past. Under the enchanting influence of his daughter, he renounces his life of crime. However, a former partner frames him for a robbery he did not commit, and he is sent to prison. The distraught Marion runs away and upon taking refuge in a church, she is eventually adopted by the kindly clergyman's family. As the years pass, Marion grows into a young woman who becomes engaged. When her father is finally released , he seeks his ashamed daughter's forgiveness and explains being sent to prison on false charges. He wins the sympathy of Marion and along with her fiancés, a happy ending prevails for all.
When was "The Valentine Girl" released?
The Valentine Girl was released in 1917.
Who stars in "The Valentine Girl"?
The cast includes Marguerite Clark, Frank Losee, Richard Barthelmess, Kathryn Adams.
