The Warrior Maid Trailer

The Warrior Maid Trailer (1914)

"Garbed in gleaming armor, Kathlyn, like another Joan of Arc, rallies the scattered forces and routs Umballah from his palace." 14 May 1914 Adventure 20 mins

Kathlyn and her sister, Winnie, have hardly disappeared through the trap leading from the big animal cage to the tunnel that had been burrowed beneath, than the hungry and frenzied lions that were in the arena swarmed onto the stage and began clawing at the trap, excited to ferocity by the fresh scent of human beings.

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Cast

Kathlyn Williams

as Kathlyn Hare

Lafe McKee

as Colonel Hare

Tom Santschi

as John Bruce

Charles Clary

as Prince Umballah

Goldie Colwell

as Pundita

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 14 May 1914

Production Companies

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