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The Dawn of a Tomorrow (1924)
60 min | Crime, Drama

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The Dawn of a Tomorrow (1924)

60 min | Crime, Drama

Expecting to die soon or to go insane, Sir Oliver Holt disappears into the London slums intending to commit suicide; but he is dissuaded by Glad, a cheerful girl whose sweetheart (a burglar called "The Dandy") Sir Oliver has sent to obtain...See moreExpecting to die soon or to go insane, Sir Oliver Holt disappears into the London slums intending to commit suicide; but he is dissuaded by Glad, a cheerful girl whose sweetheart (a burglar called "The Dandy") Sir Oliver has sent to obtain money from his safe. The Dandy discovers Arthur Holt, Sir Oliver's nephew, already looting the safe; and he (The Dandy) is framed for the murder of a policeman. When Glad appeals to Arthur for help, he attacks her, but The Dandy comes to the rescue, followed by the police. Sir Oliver arrives, establishes The Dandy's innocence, and makes the crook and Glad his wards. Written by AFI See less

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12 cast members

Name	Known for
Jacqueline Logan Glad Glad See fewer	The King of Kings (1927)
David Torrence Sir Oliver Holt Sir Oliver Holt See fewer	Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)
Raymond Griffith The Dandy The Dandy See fewer	The Night Club (1925)
Roland Bottomley Arthur Holt Arthur Holt See fewer	Raffles: The Amateur Cracksman (1925)
Harris Gordon Nod Nod See fewer	The Mill on the Floss (1915)
Guy Oliver Black Black See fewer	Only the Brave (1930)
Tempe Pigott Ginney Ginney See fewer	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931)
Mabel Van Buren Bet Bet See fewer	The Light That Failed (1923)
Marguerite Clayton Madge Madge See fewer	The Night Workers (1917)
Alma Bennett Polly Polly See fewer	The Lost World (1925)
Warren Rogers Barney (as Warren Rodgers) Barney (as Warren Rodgers) See fewer	A Racing Romeo (1927)
Mickey McBan Little Boy (uncredited) Little Boy (uncredited) See fewer	Beau Geste (1926)