Beau Revel

Year: 1921

Runtime: 69 mins

Director: John Griffith Wray

Drama

Lawrence “Beau” Revel, a well‑known society man famed for his romantic exploits, is devoted to his son Dick. He opposes Dick’s plan to marry Nellie, a cabaret dancer, and bans his son from seeing her for two weeks to test her worth. During that time Beau unexpectedly falls for Nellie, but his advances are rejected.

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