Somewhere in France Trailer (1916)

29 October 1916 50 mins

Wicked Frenchwoman Marie Chaumontel is the mistress of Captain Henry Ravignac. She steals some papers from him, which she gives to the Germans. Then she escapes to Berlin while her lover is tried for her wrongdoing. He is found guilty of neglect, and he commits suicide. His brother, Lieutenant Charles Ravignac swears revenge, and he becomes a counterspy by going to work for the Germans.

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Cast

Louise Glaum as Marie Chaumontel

Howard Hickman as Charles Ravignac

Joseph J. Dowling as General Andres

Fanny Midgley as Madame Benet

Jerome Storm as Henry Ravignac

George Fisher as Herr Vogel

William Fairbanks as Pierre Thierry

Crew

Richard Harding Davis Novel

J.G. Hawks Writer

Charles Giblyn Director

Thomas H. Ince Producer

International Releases Dates

France 29 October 1916

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