Madame Butterfly Trailer

Madame Butterfly Trailer (1915)

07 November 1915 Drama 61 mins

The story of a Japanese woman and the tragedy that ensues when she loves an American naval officer.

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Cast

Mary Pickford

as Cho-Cho-San

Marshall Neilan

as Lt. Pinkerton

Olive West

as Suzuki

Jane Hall

as Adelaide

Lawrence Wood

as Cho-Cho-San's Father

Caroline Harris

as Cho-Cho-San's Mother

M.W. Rale

as The Nakodo

William T. Carleton

as The American Consul

David Burton

as The Prince

Cesare Gravina

as The Soothsayer

Frank Dekum

as Naval Officer

Crew

Hal Young

Hal Young Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 07 November 1915

Production Companies

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