The Ninety Black Boxes Trailer

The Ninety Black Boxes Trailer (1914)

21 November 1914 Drama 20 mins

King Louis XI of France is beset with the idea that his uncle, the aged King Rene, is trafficking with England and Burgundy against the French throne. The fourth installment in The Adventures of Francois Villon.

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Cast

Murdock MacQuarrie

as François Villon

Agnes Vernon

as Mme. De Breuil

Millard K. Wilson

as The Almoner

Doc Crane

as King Louis XI

Ben Horning

as Jean Ballue

International Titles

The Adventures of François Villon #4: Ninety Black Boxes Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 21 November 1914

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