At the Stage Door
Released: December 11, 1921Runtime: 60 min
As children, sisters Helen Mathews and Mary Mathews couldn't be more dissimilar--Helen is selfish, thoughtless and self-centered, while Mary is exactly the opposite. Later, Helen--out of spite--steals Mary's boyfriend. May has enough and leaves home to become a chorus girl in New York City. She eventually becomes a star and attracts a young millionaire, Philip Pierce, but--to the astonishment of the other chorus girls--she turns him down. Philip, however, doesn't intend to take this rejection without a fight.
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Billie Dove
as Mary Mathews
Frances Hess
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Elizabeth North
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Miriam Battista
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Margaret Foster
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William Collier Jr
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Carlton Griffin
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Myrtle Maughan
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Charles Craig
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Vivia Ogden
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