Bright Eyes (1921)
An oil heir and the daughter of a social climbing family are set to marry.
Top billed cast
Ben TurpinLuke Larson the Oil Magnate
Phyllis HaverThe Modest Maid
Billy BevanThe Nosey Butler
Harriet HammondThe Marriageable Daughter
Dot FarleyThe Ambitious Mother
Bud RossThe Nearly Bankrupt Father (as Budd Ross)
John J. RichardsonThe Fortune Hunter (as Jack Richardson)
Louise FazendaThe Golfer
Kalla PashaThe Chef
George O'HaraThe Chauffeur
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