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A scene from The Rat (1925)

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A scene from The Rat (1925)

A scene from The Rat (1925) with Isobel Jeans and Mae Marsh directed by Graham Cutts Date: 1926

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© Mary Evans / Jazz Age Club Collection

Apache Cutts Directed Gainsborough Graham Islington Isobel Ivor Jeans Marsh Movie Novello Pictures Silent Supplement 1925 1926


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This image is taken from a scene in the 1925 British silent film, "The Rat," directed by Graham Cutts. In the picture, we see two actresses, Isobel Jeans and Mae Marsh, deeply engrossed in conversation as they sit in the dimly lit, smoky atmosphere of an jazz age nightclub. The scene exudes an air of intrigue and mystery, with the women's expressive faces and body language conveying a sense of tension and excitement. The film, produced by Ivor Montagu for Gainsborough Pictures, was released in 1926 and marked a departure from the traditional British film fare of the time. "The Rat" was a groundbreaking production, featuring a modern and edgy storyline, and was heavily influenced by the popular jazz culture of the 1920s. The film's setting, an Apache dance club in London's Islington district, was a reflection of the changing social landscape of the time. Isobel Jeans, known for her versatility as an actress, plays the role of a young woman who becomes entangled in a dangerous love triangle, while Mae Marsh portrays a club singer with a mysterious past. The scene depicted in the image is a pivotal moment in the film, as the two women discuss their plans to escape the dangerous world of the nightclub and start anew. This photograph is a testament to the rich history of British silent films and the innovative storytelling that defined the era. The image, with its timeless quality and evocative atmosphere, continues to captivate audiences and remains an important piece of cinematic history.

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