Description
One of the most popular silent screen stars, Colleen Moore arrived in Hollywood at age fourteen in 1916—by 1923, she was a star. With her trademark bobbed hairdo she appeared in star vehicles like Irene (1926), Twinkletoes (1926), and Orchids and Ermine. Ella Cinders (1926) is her best-remembered film: a story about making it in Hollywood, generously peppered with sight-gag sequences. Opening the program for Ms. Moore are Dorothy Devore in Twas Midnight (1919) and Gale Henry in One Day in Hollywood (1924).
With live piano accompaniment by Ben Model.
