The Outrage Trailer (1915)

02 January 1915 2 mins

A Prussian lieutenant rapes a girl in 1870. He is killed by their son in 1914.

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Cast

Henry Ainley

Alma Taylor

Lionelle Howard

Crew

Cecil M. Hepworth Director

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 02 January 1915

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