01 February 1910 Adventure, Crime 16 mins
This film introduced the Lieutenant Rose character, featuring the patriotic, high-adventure exploits of the fictional Royal Navy hero. The film's success would turn into a series of films that ran for 17 episodes.
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P.G. Norgate as Lieutenant Rose
Percy Stow Director
United Kingdom 01 February 1910
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