10 November 1915 60 mins
A romance set in the court of Spain, in which Don John of Austria is in love with Dolores de Mendoza, daughter of the commander of the King's Guard.
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E.J. Ratcliffe as Don Philip II, King of Spain
Fred E. Wright Director
United States 10 November 1915
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