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Cast
| Billie Dove | ... |
Ptrincess Elena Orlova
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| Antonio Moreno | ... |
Prince Serge Orloff
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| Emile Chautard | ... |
Murajev
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| Lucy Doraine | ... |
Ninette
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Nicholas Bela | ... |
Ivan
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| Nicholas Soussanin | ... |
Vladimir
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Winifred Bryson | ... |
Baroness
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| Lucien Prival | ... |
Baron
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Directed by
| Frank Lloyd | ||
Written by
| Lajos Biró | ... | (story) |
| Winifred Dunn | ... | (scenario) |
Produced by
| Frank Lloyd | ... | producer |
Music by
| Max Bergunker | ... | (uncredited) |
| Gerard Carbonara | ... | (uncredited) |
| Karl Hajos | ... | (uncredited) |
Cinematography by
| John F. Seitz | ||
Editing by
| John Rawlins | ||
| Frank Stone | ||
Costume Design by
| Max Rée | ||
Music Department
| Joseph Kaestner | ... | conductor (uncredited) |
| Max Terr | ... | assistant conductor (uncredited) |
Additional Crew
| Ned Marin | ... | supervisor |
| Richard A. Rowland | ... | presenter |
Production Companies
Distributors
- First National Pictures (1928) (United States) (theatrical)
- First National Pictures (1928) (Canada) (theatrical)
- First National-Pathé Pictures (1928) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Muzafilm (1928) (Poland) (theatrical) (as Biuro Kinematograficzne 'Muzafilm')
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Prince Orloff and his wife, the Princess Elena, are in Petrograd when revolution breaks out. The Prince has become jealous of Vladimir, and while he is running from the mob he sees his wife entering Vladimir's house. Later in Paris, as exiles, Elena suddenly finds her husband serving as a waiter in a low cafe. His one desire is to find and kill Vladimir. Elena seeks Vladimir to persuade him to prove her innocence to her husband but Vladimir sees in the situation a chance for gratifying his own passion. At this moment Orloff bursts in on them, half crazed with drink and jealousy. There is a scene of great power in which Elena's maid confesses that it was she who, on the night of the revolution, fled to Vladimir's house muffled in the Princess's cloak. The way is obviously opened for forgiveness and reconciliation. Written by The Bioscope - January 30, 1929 |
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