The Heart of a Siren

The Heart of a Siren

The Heart of a Siren

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The Heart of a Siren

1925

1h 10m

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Drama

Overview

This silent drama's story is based on the Broadway play Hail and Farewell by William Hurlbut.

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11 members

Acting

Barbara La Marr

Isabella Echevaria

Barbara La Marr

Acting

Conway Tearle

Gerald Rexford

Conway Tearle

Acting

Harry T. Morey

John Strong

Harry T. Morey

Acting

Paul Doucet

Mario Gonzalez

No Image

Acting

Florence Auer

Lisette

Florence Auer

Acting

Ida Darling

Mrs. Rexford - Duchess of Chatham

Ida Darling

Acting

William Ricciardi

Isabella's Uncle Emilio

William Ricciardi

Acting

Clifton Webb

Maxim

Clifton Webb

Acting

Florence Billings

Lady Louise Calvert

No Image

Acting

Michael Rayle

Pierre

No Image

Acting

Tammany Young

Pickpocket (uncredited)

Tammany Young

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