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Bobbed Hair

Bobbed Hair

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Bobbed Hair

"Hilariously romantic and romantically hilarious."

1925

1h 20m

0.0(0 votes)

Comedy

Overview

Mystery of bootleggers, hijackers, a girl with bobbed hair, and a talented bull terrier.

Links & Resources

Social & External

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures

Cast & Crew

14 members

Acting

Marie Prevost

Connemara Moore

Marie Prevost

Acting

Kenneth Harlan

David Lacy

Kenneth Harlan

Acting

Louise Fazenda

Sweetie

Louise Fazenda

Acting

John Roche

Saltonstall Adams

John Roche

Acting

Emily Fitzroy

Aunt Celimena Moore

Emily Fitzroy

Acting

Reed Howes

Bingham Carrington

Reed Howes

Acting

Pat Hartigan

Swede

Pat Hartigan

Acting

Walter Long

Doc

Walter Long

Acting

Francis McDonald

Pooch

Francis McDonald

Acting

Tom Ricketts

Mr. Brewster

Tom Ricketts

Acting

Otto Hoffman

McTish

Otto Hoffman

Acting

Kate Toncray

Mrs. Parker

Kate Toncray

Acting

Dolores Costello

(uncredited)

Dolores Costello

Acting

Helene Costello

(uncredited)

Helene Costello

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