Twinkletoes

Year: 1926

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles Brabin

RomanceDramaCrime

Minasi, called “Twinkletoes,” dreams of being the dancer her late mother was and joins a singing‑dance troupe. She attracts boxer Chuck Lightfoot but avoids him because his wife Cissie is cruel. When Cissie reveals Twink’s father’s burglary, he’s arrested and Twink tries to jump into the Thames; Chuck, after Cissie’s fatal accident, may save her.

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