Summary
Life in Hollywood No. 7 unfurls as a bustling, day‑long tableau of ambition, romance, and rivalry among a constellation of silent‑era stars. Bebe Daniels, Aileen Pringle, and Ruth Roland each chase a coveted contract while navigating studio politics, a meddling director, and the ever‑present lure of fame. Interwoven subplots—Madge Bellamy’s secret liaison with a powerful producer, Philo McCullough’s desperate gamble to reinvent his screen persona, and a backstage feud that erupts into a chaotic rehearsal—paint a vivid portrait of a Hollywood in flux. The film culminates in a high‑stakes gala where careers are made or shattered, leaving the audience to ponder the price of stardom in an industry that rewards glamour as much as it devours innocence.
