The Girl of the Cabaret (1913)
Overview
A young girl, who had talent as a violinist, came to New York determined to win fame on the concert stage. She found the field overcrowded, but accepted an engagement as violin soloist in a cabaret restaurant. She was pretty and her playing pleased the patrons of the place. One evening a roughly dressed man came into the restaurant. His attire was in sharp contrast to the foppish men in evening dress who were languidly eating their meals. When the young violinist made her appearance the countryman showed by his manner that she had made a deep impression upon him.
Cast
Marguerite Snow
May, the Girl of the Cabaret
Harry Benham
May's Husband
Helen Badgley
Their Daughter
Dorothy Benham
Riley Chamberlin
David Thompson
Booking Agent
