The Sable Lorcha Trailer

The Sable Lorcha Trailer (1915)

28 November 1915 Adventure, Crime 50 mins

In China, a man is arrested and tortured for a crime committed years before by his twin brother.

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Cast

Tully Marshall

as John Soy

Thomas Jefferson

as Robert Cameron / Donald McNish

Loretta Blake

as Evelyn Cameron

Elmer Clifton

as Phillip Clyde - Evelyn's Fiancé

George C. Pearce

as Murphy - Donald McNish's Partner

Hal Wilson

as The Detective

Charles Lee

as Yup Sing

Raymond Wells

as Central Office Man

Crew

Henry Kotani

Henry Kotani Director of Photography

Hugh McClung

Hugh McClung Director of Photography

Henry Kotani

Henry Kotani Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 28 November 1915

Production Companies

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