
Souls for Sale (1923) on Netflix
NR19231h 30mComedyDramaRomance
On her wedding night, Remember Steddon leaves Owen Scudder and slips off their train in the desert. There she comes upon a film shoot, and Tom Holby and Frank Claymore take notice.
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Plot summary
Remember Steddon and Owen Scudder marry after a quick courtship, and on their wedding night she changes her mind. When the train they are riding stops for water, she gets off unseen in the middle of the desert. Scudder does not have the train halted when he notices she is gone. Walking in search of civilization and badly dehydrated, Mem encounters a camel and its rider, who proves to be the actor Tom Holby at work on a location shoot. She recovers, is hired as an extra, and draws the attention of both Holby and Frank Claymore. When the shoot finishes, she takes a job at a desert inn rather than travel on to Hollywood with the company.
Cast
Eleanor Boardmanas Miss Remember Steddon
Frank Mayoas Tom Holby
Richard Dixas Frank Claymore
Mae Buschas Robina Teele
Barbara La Marras Leva Lemaire
Lew Codyas Owen Scudder
Forrest Robinsonas Rev. John Steddon
Edith Yorkeas Mrs. Steddon
Snitz Edwardsas Komical Kale - the Klown
William Hainesas Pinkey - Assistant Director
Dale Fulleras Abigail Tweedy - Singer
Erich von Stroheimas Self - Celebrity Director
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Souls for Sale (1923)
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- Souls for Sale contains rare behind-the-scenes footage of Charlie Chaplin directing A Woman of Paris and Erich von Stroheim directing Greed.
- Eleanor Boardman's first leading role, in Souls for Sale, came after she won a contract with Goldwyn Pictures through their highly publicized "New Faces of 1922" contest.
- Marcus Sjöwall, winner of TCM's Young Film Composers Competition, composed a new score for Souls for Sale when MGM and Turner Classic Movies restored it in 2005; the restored version premiered on TCM on January 24, 2006.

















