by Hans J. Wollstein
synopsis
A long lost silent comedy-drama, Colleen was a great success for Madge Bellamy, whose popularity reached its zenith in the mid-1920s. According to the Motion Picture News, Bellamy played a debutante who falls in love with the son (Charles Morton) of an impoverished nobleman. "Their love making under difficulties and constant squabbles form the basis of the action," the trade-paper stated rather tersely.
