Elizabeth Taylor starred in a famous film when she was only 12 years old, in which she played Villaway Brown, a girl who loved horseback riding so much that she accidentally met retired jockey Geloni and invited him home for dinner. Mr. Brown asked him to stay and work, and Villaway wanted him to help train Aiju to participate in the national equestrian competition. However, the Browns did not have enough money to pay the registration fee until her mother gave her a prize for the Channel Swimming Competition she won many years ago. At the end of the warm and touching ethical story, there was a wonderful equestrian competition that brought the audience's mood to the best part. Director Clarence Brown made a high-standard family film. Although the young Taylor showed the vigor and dream of a girl, Gelloni, who was born as a child star, was also emotionally involved in directing another new child star. More than 30 years later, he worked with another child star Titan. O'Neill starred in the sequel "feelings of Jade Girls".
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