The Breath of Araby Trailer (1915)
A woman attempts to attract a man by using a thousand-year-old love potion.
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A woman attempts to attract a man by using a thousand-year-old love potion.
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Helen Gardner as Clothilde
L. Rogers Lytton as M. Chevassat
Paul Scardon as Captain Thurston
Templar Saxe as Ahmed Hassan
J. Herbert Frank as M De Launay
United States 08 May 1915
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