Pearl of the Army Trailer (1916)
"Unmasking America's Secret Foes" 02 January 1916 Adventure 300 mins
A 1916 movie serial.
Watch the official Pearl of the Army 1916 trailer in HD below.
"Unmasking America's Secret Foes" 02 January 1916 Adventure 300 mins
A 1916 movie serial.
Watch the official Pearl of the Army 1916 trailer in HD below.
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Pearl White as Pearl Date
Ralph Kellard as Capt. Ralph Payne
Marie Wayne as Bertha Bonn
Theodore Friebus as Maj. Brent
William T. Carleton as Col. Dare
United States 02 January 1916
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