The Plastic Age (1925)

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Produced by Preferred Pictures on rental stages at FBO and on-location at Pomona College in Claremont, CA, The Plastic Age was Clara Bow's 15th and final release of 1925 and the comedy-drama that made her a major star. She plays Cynthia Day, the campus flirt whose "hotsy-totsy" lifestyle does not bode well for freshman Hugh Carver (Donald Keith), smitten with Cynthia from day one. The pride of his community, Hugh is expected to become a track star but late nights with Cynthia take too much out

Unrated, 7 min.

Drama, Classics, Comedy

Directed By: Wesley Ruggles

On DVD: Aug 3, 1999

Cast

Clara Bow
Cynthia Day
Donald Keith
Hugh Carver
Mary Alden
Mrs. Carver
Henry B. Walthall
Henry Carver
Gilbert Roland
Carl Peters
J. Gordon Edwards Jr.
Norne Parks
Felix Valle
Merton Billings
David Butler (I)
Coach Henley
Clark Gable
Athlete
William "Wild Bill" Ellio...
Dancer
Gwen Lee
Carls girl
Churchill Ross
Boy with glasses

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This is a predictable, boring, and uninteresting college drama about a guy who goes to school, mostly to play football, and falls in love instead. No surprises here. I was too bored by this movie to watch whole thing.

January 13, 2011