Among Those Present

A wealthy young man, disillusioned with his privileged life, decides to experience the world by posing as a tramp. He finds love and a new perspective among ordinary people, but his deception creates complications when his true identity is threatened.

Upon its release, 'Among Those Present' was generally well-received by critics for its charming story and Thomas Meighan's performance. Audiences appreciated the romantic elements and the film's exploration of social class distinctions. It was seen as a pleasant, albeit conventional, romantic comedy-drama of its era.

• Praised for its engaging premise and star performance.
• Appreciated for its lighthearted romantic storyline.
• Considered a solid example of early 1920s romantic filmmaking.

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This film marked an early collaboration between director Frank Borzage and star Thomas Meighan, who would go on to make several more pictures together.