Lace (1926 film)

Lace is a 1926 American silent drama film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Shirley Mason, Allan Simpson, and Burr McIntosh. The screenplay was written by Gertrude Orr, based on a story by Adelaide Heilbron. The film centers around a young woman who is deceived into a marriage that is not what it seems. It was produced and distributed by Fox Film Corporation. The film is now considered lost.

Plot Synopsis: The film tells the story of a young woman named Lucille (Shirley Mason) who is pursued by two suitors: David (Allan Simpson), a hardworking young man, and James (Burr McIntosh), a wealthy older gentleman. Lucille chooses James, believing him to offer a more secure and luxurious future. However, she soon discovers that James is not the man she thought he was, and the marriage is not as idyllic as she had imagined. David, meanwhile, remains steadfast in his love for Lucille. Ultimately, Lucille must decide where her true happiness lies and navigate the complexities of her difficult situation.

Cast:

• Shirley Mason as Lucille
• Allan Simpson as David
• Burr McIntosh as James
• Florence Turner as Mrs. Thornton
• Philo McCullough as Jack
• David Butler as Tom

Status: Lost film.