23 Dec 1924
The Last Laugh
An aging doorman, after being fired from his prestigious job at a luxurious hotel, is forced to face the scorn of his friends, neighbours and society.
The Man Who Found Himself
A prison drama which countless millions will hail as the popular star's greatest offering -- From the famous story by Booth Tarkinton. A high tension story of a man who went to jail for another man's crime and how he came back and settled old scores.
Alfred E.Green silent family relationship romantic melodrama
Top Billed Cast
Thomas Meighan Tom Macauley
Virginia Valli Nora Brooks
Frank Morgan Lon Morris
Ralph Morgan Edwin Macauley Jr
Charles A. Stevenson Edwin Macauley Sr
Julia Hoyt Evelyn Corning
Lynn Fontanne Mrs. Macauley Jr
Mildred Ryan Polly Brooks
Hugh Cameron Hoboken Williams
Victor Moore Humpty Dumpty Smith
Russell Griffin Tom Macauley Jr
Norman Trevor Commodore Branding
John Harrington Warden
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