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Simon, the Jester (1915)
Drama

Simon, the Jester (1915)

Drama

Learning he has six months to live, the wealthy Simon De Gex decides to tell no one of his impending death and to spend his fortune madly. He breaks off his engagement to Eleanor Faversham, then is approached in a park by a dwarf and ...See moreLearning he has six months to live, the wealthy Simon De Gex decides to tell no one of his impending death and to spend his fortune madly. He breaks off his engagement to Eleanor Faversham, then is approached in a park by a dwarf and enlisted in a plot to kill the deserting husband of the beautiful Lola, a cat trainer at the London Hippodrome. The murder plans are carried out in Paris; the dwarf stabs Lola's husband and Simon departs, only to be overcome by his sickness. Selflessly Lola nurses him back to health, but, ridiculed as low-class by Eleanor and Dale, Simon's secretary, she returns to the theater. Cured by a daring operation, Simon sets out to find Lola. His search is rewarded but coincides with the reappearance of the demented dwarf. In a fury of rejection, the dwarf accidentally blinds his beloved. Simon devotes himself to Lola, but she resists his proposals until a second miraculous operation restores her eyesight and frees her to marry in good conscience. Written by Pamela Short See less

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6 cast members

Name	Known for
Edwin Arden Simon de Gex Simon de Gex See fewer	The Eagle's Nest (1915)
Irene Warfield Lola - the Cat Queen Lola - the Cat Queen See fewer	Four Feathers (1915)
Alma Tell Eleanor Faversham Eleanor Faversham See fewer	Saturday's Children (1929)
Crauford Kent Dale Kingsley Dale Kingsley See fewer	The Ace of Scotland Yard (1929)
Edgar L. Davenport Brother Brother See fewer	Four Feathers (1915)
Jerold T. Hevener Professor Anatasius Papdopoulos (as Jerold Hevener) Professor Anatasius Papdopoulos (as Jerold Hevener) See fewer	The Female Detective (1913)