A Kract Affair Trailer (1916)
12 June 1916
South African Film
Watch the official A Kract Affair 1916 trailer in HD below.
12 June 1916
South African Film
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Violet Dickens as Arabella Prim
Julius Royston as Professor Kract
Goba as Arabella's Servant
H.B. Waring as Dr. Sawbone
South Africa 12 June 1916
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