The Charlatan Trailer

The Charlatan Trailer (1917)

10 September 1917 Drama, Crime

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Cast

Gyula Csortos

as Tordai Dezsõ medikus

Tivadar Uray

as Horváth János medikus

Margit T. Halmi

as Horváth János anyja

Ica von Lenkeffy

as Ilma, Horváth János húga

László Z. Molnár

as Zsámoly úr, a riporter

Giza Báthory

as Csáthyné

Crew

József Bécsi

József Bécsi Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Hungary 10 September 1917

Production Companies

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