Naughty But Nice

The story follows Berenice Summers, portrayed by Colleen Moore, who finds herself navigating the complexities of high society after her uncle strikes oil. Sent to a prestigious boarding school, Berenice faces ridicule from her classmates, culminating in a public embarrassment at the hands of Paul Carroll, played by Donald Reed.

As a silent film, Naughty But Nice captures the essence of its era through visual storytelling and expressive performances. The runtime of 70 minutes offers a brief yet engaging glimpse into the challenges of social status and personal identity during the 1920s. Collectors of silent films will appreciate this title for its historical significance and representation of early cinema.