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| ~Cast~ Edward Everett Horton ... Rodney Marvin Lloyd Ingraham ... Mayor Gorham James Corrigan ... Matt Hayward Edith Roberts ... Virginia Hayward W.E. Lawrence ... Don Coates Buddy Messinger ... Tommy Mathilde Brundage ... Mrs. Gorham Lila Leslie ... Suzanne Gorham Tom McGuire ... Jack Peeler |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced & Released by: Vitagraph Company of America Cinematography by: Vernon L. Walker Length: 6 Reels Released: December 1922 |
| Directed by: Jess Robbins Written by: F.W. Beebee - writer Arthur F. Goodrich - story |
Before becoming everyone's favorite supporting comedian, Edward Everett Horton was top-billed in
several silent features. In Front Page Story, Horton plays cub reporter Rodney Marvin (he gets away with
it, too, despite the fact that he was 36 at the time). By getting the goods on a corrupt political machine,
Marvin not only saves his job, but his newspaper as well. E. E. Horton was always a welcome presence in
silent films, but his true forte was deftly delivered dialogue, an aspect of his talent that meant little in the
days before talking pictures. Front Page Story was photographed by Vernon Walker, who later ran the
special effects department at RKO Radio.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
several silent features. In Front Page Story, Horton plays cub reporter Rodney Marvin (he gets away with
it, too, despite the fact that he was 36 at the time). By getting the goods on a corrupt political machine,
Marvin not only saves his job, but his newspaper as well. E. E. Horton was always a welcome presence in
silent films, but his true forte was deftly delivered dialogue, an aspect of his talent that meant little in the
days before talking pictures. Front Page Story was photographed by Vernon Walker, who later ran the
special effects department at RKO Radio.
Plot Synopsis from allmovie.com
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| ~A Front Page Story~ 1922 |
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