The Dangerous Flirt (1924)
The naïve Sheila Fairfax (Brent) plays with men’s emotions without fully comprehending the risks leading to several dangerous situations from which she and the man she loves to barely escape with their lives.
Top billed cast
Evelyn BrentSheila Fairfax
Edward EarleDick Morris
Sheldon LewisDon Alfonso
Clarissa SelwynneAunt Prissy
Pierre GendronCaptain Jose Gonzales
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