
Feature film — 1927
The Love Mart (1927)
Victor, an adventurous young swashbuckler in 19th-century New Orleans, takes possession of a barber shop as the result of winning a duel, and decides to settle down to a life as a barber. He meets a beautiful young woman and pursues her, but she dismisses his attentions because she thinks he is just a barber. Also pursuing the woman is the evil Capt. Remy, whom she also brushes off. He, however, doesn't take rejection so lightly, and forges papers "proving" that the girl is a "quadroon"--part black, which means that she can be sold as a slave. She is sold to Capt. Remy, and when Victor hears of it, he determines to rescue her.
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First National Pictures
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Director: George Fitzmaurice
On screen
Cast & crew

Billie Dove
Antoinette Frobelle

Gilbert Roland
Victor Jallot

Ray Turner
Poupet (as Raymond Turner)

Noah Beery
Capt. Remy

Armand Kaliz
Jean Delicado

Émile Chautard
Louis Frobelle

Boris Karloff
Fleming
Mattie Peters
Caresse
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