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The Satin Girl (1923)
60 min | Crime, Drama

The Satin Girl (1923)

60 min | Crime, Drama

Young Lenore Vance, loses her memory after witnessing the death of her father. She commits a series of robberies due to being brainwashed by her eccentric chemist uncle. She later becomes the person of interest in the murder of her father,...See moreYoung Lenore Vance, loses her memory after witnessing the death of her father. She commits a series of robberies due to being brainwashed by her eccentric chemist uncle. She later becomes the person of interest in the murder of her father, being labeled by the authorities as "The Satin Girl". When Dr. Richard Taunton meets Lenore at a party thrown by Millie Brown-Potter, he becomes infatuated with her. After discovering that Lenore has taken pieces of jewelry from himself and Mrs. Potter, he uses a piece of evidence left behind to investigate the crimes himself, and makes the discovery that he Uncle is the one who killed her father. The police are notified, but they discover that he has committed suicide upon arriving at his house. It is later revealed to the audience that the entire story is in a book that Lenore is reading. Written by Pamela Short See less

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9 cast members

Name	Known for
Mabel Forrest Lenore Vance Lenore Vance See fewer	The Twilight Zone (1959)
Norman Kerry Dr. Richard Taunton Dr. Richard Taunton See fewer	The Unknown (1927)
Marc McDermott Fargo Fargo See fewer	He Who Gets Slapped (1924)
Clarence Burton Moran Moran See fewer	The Crimson Challenge (1922)
Florence Lawrence Sylvia Sylvia See fewer	Not Like Other Girls (1912)
Kate Lester Mrs. Brown-Potter Mrs. Brown-Potter See fewer	The Hunchback of Notre Dame (I) (1923)
Reed House Norton Pless Norton Pless See fewer	The Satin Girl (1923)
William H. Turner Silas Gregg Silas Gregg See fewer	The Last Performance (1929)
Walter Stephens Harg (as Walter Stevens) Harg (as Walter Stevens) See fewer	Dainty Damsels and Bogus Counts (1919)