Ella Cinders (1926) Colleen Moore OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY, SEPT-16-,TH (1926) 10 & 30, CTS "Oh girls I wish you could see our studio -- it's the nicest little thing -- fll of Klieg eyes -- and only today I heard our director say some of the cutest things to the cameraman -- and now we are waiting for a new cameraman. say, making movies is more fun!" "This is too much ----- I expected more!" John McCormick presents  COLLEEN MOORE in "ELLA CINDERS" CINDERELLA IN THE MOVIES with LLOYD HUGHES FROM THE CELEBRATED COMEDY STRIP BY WILLIAM CONSELMAN AND CHARLES PLUMB AN ALFRED E. GREEN PRODUCTION A First National Picture "HURRAY FOR ELLA" "HAVEN'T YOU GOT ANYTHING BETTER THAN A "ROLLS"? Hollywood --- here she comes! Little Ella Cinders, kitchen slavey, who dreamed of being a movie queen -- studied acting from a book and won a part by mistake -- wanted love scenes with all the handsome leading men -- and with Hollywood so full of nice men, she fill in love with an ice man-- It's Colleen's best ever! 57-15 Harry Allen (the photographer) and Colleen Moore 57-101 James Kirkwood, Colleen Moore, and Mary Astor. Kirkwood and Astor are making cameo appearances. This scene is missing from the surviving abridged film. Colleen Moore and Lloyd Hughes in "ELLA CINDERS" A First National Prod. MADE IN USA EX. SUP. CO., Chicago (Exhibitor's Supply Company) with Colleen Moore, Lloyd Hughes and Harry Langdon. Directed by Alfred E. Green. First National. More Information on the Opera House Theatre... The Opera House Theater at CinemaTreasures.com More Information on this film...                                      This work (Ella Cinders (1926), by Paramount), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books Colleen Moore: A Biography of the Silent Film Star by Jeff Codori. Last Modified February 6, 2024