Beneath the Veil Trailer

Beneath the Veil Trailer (1911)

01 December 1911 Drama, Romance 15 mins

A young artist is a great lover of the beautiful, and has a natural horror of anything repulsive.

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Cast

James Cruze

as The Artist

International Releases Dates

United States 01 December 1911

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