The Serpent Trailer (1916)
Peasant girl Vania is assaulted by a duke who murders her lover and sends her away to London.
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Theda Bara as Vania Lazar
James A. Marcus as Ivan Lazar
Lillian Hathaway as Martsa Lazar
Charles Craig as Grand Duke Valanoff
Carl Harbaugh as Prince Valanoff
George Walsh as Andrey Sobi
Nan Carter as Ema Lachno
Marcel Morhange as Gregoire
Raoul Walsh Scenario Writer
George Walsh Writer
Philip Bartholomae Story
Raoul Walsh Director
William Fox Producer
Georges Benoît Director of Photography
United States 23 January 1916
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