The Red Chrysanthemum Trailer (1912)
17 February 1912 Comedy, Romance 15 mins
Two suitors bring flowers to their girl in hopes of winning her love.
Watch the official The Red Chrysanthemum 1912 trailer in HD below.
17 February 1912 Comedy, Romance 15 mins
Two suitors bring flowers to their girl in hopes of winning her love.
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Léonce Perret Director
France 17 February 1912
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