Music-Hall

Music-Hall was released on 8 février 1926.

Music-Hall was directed by Herbert Brenon.

Music-Hall has a runtime of 70min.

Music-Hall was produced by Jesse L. Lasky, Adolph Zukor.

Happy Farrell is caught trying to hold up two men--Charles Nelson, theatrical producer, and Joseph Murdock, a rich artist. He exonerates himself by relating his tribulations as a song-and-dance man and how he gave his last penny to an old woman and her daughter, Leola, also a dancer. Nelson agrees to give both Happy and Leola a chance on Broadway. Leola is a success, but Happy fails and goes west to try his luck. When he returns successful, he finds that Leola, now engaged to Murdock, has become a star. Happy yearns to return to the song and dance circuit and does so.

The key characters in Music-Hall are Happy Farrell (Tom Moore), Leola Lane (Bessie Love), Joseph Murdock (Harrison Ford).

Music-Hall is a Drame film.