Helen Merrimore, the daughter of a mine owner, is snubbed by New York society. Weary of being courted for her wealth, she attends under an assumed name a house party being given by Ned and Edith Loring.
body {background-color: black;} h2 {color: #C2410C;} p {color: white;} h3 {color: #EAB308;} span {color: #0E7490;} The Girl of Gold, a 1925 romantic drama, is a masterstroke of the pre-code era, where societal norms and individual desires often collide with explosive results. Directed by a team of writers—Eve Unsell...
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" body {background-color: black;} h2 {color: #C2410C;} p {color: white;} h3 {color: #EAB308;} span {color: #0E7490;} The Girl of Gold, a 1925 romantic drama, is a masterstroke of the pre-code era, where societal norms and individual desires often collide with explosive results. Directed by a team of writers—Eve Unsell, Kate Corbaley, Cleveland Moffett, and Anna Alice Chapin—this film tells the story of Helen Merrimore, a daughter of a wealthy mine owner who is shunned by New York society for he..."
Eve Unsell, Kate Corbaley, Cleveland Moffett, Anna Alice Chapin
United States
