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Souls for Sale
Souls for Sale

Souls for Sale

A Story of Motion Picture Studio Life

Genres

ComedyDramaRomance

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A young woman hits Hollywood, determined to become a star.

Others

Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

90 mins

Rating

6.2/10

Release Date

22 April 1923

Country

United States of America

Cast

Eleanor Boardman

Eleanor Boardman

Miss Remember Steddon

Frank Mayo

Frank Mayo

Tom Holby

Richard Dix

Richard Dix

Frank Claymore

Mae Busch

Mae Busch

Robina Teele

Barbara La Marr

Barbara La Marr

Leva Lemaire

Lew Cody

Lew Cody

Owen Scudder

Forrest Robinson

Forrest Robinson

Rev. John Steddon

Edith Yorke

Edith Yorke

Mrs. Steddon

Snitz Edwards

Snitz Edwards

Komical Kale - the Klown

William Haines

William Haines

Pinkey - Assistant Director

Dale Fuller

Dale Fuller

Abigail Tweedy - Singer

Erich von Stroheim

Erich von Stroheim

Self - Celebrity Director

Jean Hersholt

Jean Hersholt

Self - Celebrity Actor

Charlie Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin

Self - Celebrity Director

Fred Niblo

Fred Niblo

Self - Celebrity Director

Roy Atwell

Roy Atwell

Arthur Tirrey - Casting Director

Eve Southern

Eve Southern

Miss Velma Slade

T. Roy Barnes

T. Roy Barnes

Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary

Zasu Pitts

Zasu Pitts

Self - Celebrity Actress in Commissary

Kathlyn Williams

Kathlyn Williams

Self - Celebrity Actress in Commisary

June Mathis

June Mathis

Self - Celebrity Writer

Elliott Dexter

Elliott Dexter

Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary

Barbara Bedford

Barbara Bedford

Self - Celebrity Actress in Commissary

John St. Polis

John St. Polis

Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary

Chester Conklin

Chester Conklin

Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary

Aileen Pringle

Aileen Pringle

Lady Jane

William Orlamond

William Orlamond

Lord Fryingham

William H. Crane

William H. Crane

Self - Celebrity Actor at Hollywood Hotel

Claire Windsor

Claire Windsor

Self - Celebrity Actress Directed by Marshall Neilan

Raymond Griffith

Raymond Griffith

Self - Celebrity Actor

Hobart Bosworth

Hobart Bosworth

Self - Celebrity Actor

Mariska Aldrich

Mariska Aldrich

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Sylvia Ashton

Sylvia Ashton

Mrs. Kale (uncredited)

Hugo Ballin

Hugo Ballin

Self - Celebrity Director (uncredited)

Mabel Ballin

Mabel Ballin

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Yale Boss

Yale Boss

Prop Man (uncredited)

Margaret Bourne

Margaret Bourne

Leva Lemaire's Mother (uncredited)

Grace Coleman

Grace Coleman

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Sam Damen

Sam Damen

Violinist (uncredited)

Patterson Dial

Patterson Dial

Actress (uncredited)

Robert Edeson

Robert Edeson

Self - Celebrity Actor (uncredited)

Claude Gillingwater

Claude Gillingwater

Self - Celebrity Actor (uncredited)

Rita Gilman

Rita Gilman

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Dagmar Godowsky

Dagmar Godowsky

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Elaine Hammerstein

Elaine Hammerstein

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Jean Haskell

Jean Haskell

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Roberta Hewston

Roberta Hewston

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Arthur Hoyt

Arthur Hoyt

Jimmy Leland (uncredited)

Rush Hughes

Rush Hughes

Second Cameraman (uncredited)

Bynunsky Hyman

Bynunsky Hyman

Actor in Casting Office (uncredited)

David Imboden

David Imboden

Caxton (uncredited)

R.H. Johnson

R.H. Johnson

Melodeon Player (uncredited)

Helen Kassler

Helen Kassler

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Fred Kelsey

Fred Kelsey

Detective Quinn (uncredited)

Alice Lake

Alice Lake

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Rhea Le Fort

Rhea Le Fort

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Bessie Love

Bessie Love

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Joan Lowell

Joan Lowell

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Patsy Ruth Miller

Patsy Ruth Miller

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

May Milloy

May Milloy

Mrs. Sturges (uncredited)

Ruth Mitchell

Ruth Mitchell

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Charles Murphy

Charles Murphy

Boss Canvasman (uncredited)

Joe Murphy

Joe Murphy

Motorist (uncredited)

Anna Q. Nilsson

Anna Q. Nilsson

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

L.J. O'Connor

L.J. O'Connor

Doyle (uncredited)

Walter Perry

Walter Perry

Grip (uncredited)

Lon Poff

Lon Poff

Tall Actor in Casting Office (uncredited)

Jed Prouty

Jed Prouty

Magnus (uncredited)

Jack Richardson

Jack Richardson

Movie Heavy (uncredited)

Milton Sills

Milton Sills

Self - Celebrity Actor (uncredited)

Anita Stewart

Anita Stewart

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Blanche Sweet

Blanche Sweet

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

Auld Thomas

Auld Thomas

Assistant Cameraman (uncredited)

Sarah Thomas

Sarah Thomas

Motion Picture Crew (uncredited)

Florence Vidor

Florence Vidor

Self - Celebrity Actress (uncredited)

King Vidor

King Vidor

Self - Celebrity Director (uncredited)

Johnnie Walker

Johnnie Walker

Self - Celebrity Actor (uncredited)

George Walsh

George Walsh

Self - Celebrity Actor (uncredited)

Leo Willis

Leo Willis

Electrician (uncredited)

Marshall Neilan

Marshall Neilan

Self

George Morgan

George Morgan

Spofford (uncredited)

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