Corporal Kate - Cast

Corporal Kate (1926)
Passed
80 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance

Corporal Kate (1926)

Passed

80 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance

Kate Jones and Becky Finkelstein are manicurists who decide to go overseas and entertain American troops during the Great War. Clark Jackson, a wealthy playboy, and William, his valet, are members of the A.E.F, and William becomes the ...See moreKate Jones and Becky Finkelstein are manicurists who decide to go overseas and entertain American troops during the Great War. Clark Jackson, a wealthy playboy, and William, his valet, are members of the A.E.F, and William becomes the top-sergeant in their unit. Evelyn, a friend of Clark's, also goes to France as a Red Cross nurse. They all meet, and Kate and Becky both fall in love with Clark. Kate is jealous of Evelyn, but, unknown to any of them, Evelyn loves an American aviator. When the Armistice finally comes, two of them have died in the war, but the others are all reunited. Written by Les Adams See less

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
Vera Reynolds Kate O'Reilly Kate O'Reilly See fewer	Golf Widows (1928)
Julia Faye Becky Ginsberg Becky Ginsberg See fewer	The Ten Commandments (1956)
Majel Coleman Evelyn Page Evelyn Page See fewer	West of Broadway (1926)
Kenneth Thomson Jackson Clarke (as Kenneth Thompson) Jackson Clarke (as Kenneth Thompson) See fewer	The Broadway Melody (1929)
Harry Allen Williams - Clarke's Valet Williams - Clarke's Valet See fewer	California Straight Ahead! (1937)
Walter Tennyson Captain Sir Howard Wellington Captain Sir Howard Wellington See fewer	King of Hearts (1936)
Jack Buchanan Actor Actor See fewer	The Band Wagon (1953)
Beatrice Lillie Actress Actress See fewer	Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967)
Fred Kelsey Unsympathetic Sergeant (uncredited) Unsympathetic Sergeant (uncredited) See fewer	On Trial (1928)
Scott Seaton Colonel (uncredited) Colonel (uncredited) See fewer	The House Without a Key (1926)
Harry Semels Doughboy (uncredited) Doughboy (uncredited) See fewer	Les Misérables (1935)