Martha Mattox as Wardrobe Woman (uncredited).

William McDonald as Police Inspector Territon.John Kolb as Bill Carsides (credited as John Philip Kolb).She is rescued by Chuck and in his arms finds something to live for. Cissie is killed in an accident, and, in despair, Twink throws herself into the river. Roseleaf takes her to his apartment and attempts to have his way with her, but she manages to escape. Twinks is distraught when she learns the news that her father-whom she admired above all other people-is a criminal. Chuck's wife Cissie realizes that her husband had feelings for Twinks and, learning that Twink's dad is a burglar, exposes him to the police. She dances at the head of the 'Quayside Kids,' a local dance group in a music hall run by Roseleaf, who has designs on the young girls that dance for him. Twinks finds herself slowly falling in love with Chuck but resists, because he is married and much older (he is in his late twenties, she might be as young as 15), but when he saves her from an attack one night she realizes that it is useless to fight her feelings. She saves a crowd from abuse by the police through an impromptu performance, during which she meets Chuck Lightfoot, a champion fighter and older married man whose wife, Cissie, was the cause of the ruckus. Monica 'Twinkletoes' Minasi, a motherless child of the London Limehouse district, is a brilliant young dancer who lives in poverty. Twinkle Toes ad in Exhibitor's Herald, 1926

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