The Gentry's Ball Trailer (1918)
19 September 1918 Drama 54 mins
Watch the official The Gentry's Ball 1918 trailer in HD below.
19 September 1918 Drama 54 mins
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Vitold Polonsky as Vitold Dalk, the pianist
Nathalie Kovanko as Nedda
Aleksandr Cheban as Kirill, Vedda's humpbacked brother
Vladimir Popov as Narov
Kira Vadetskaya as Volkonskaya
Viktor Tourjansky Director
Nikolay Kozlovsky Director of Photography
Sergei Kozlovsky Production Design
N. Denisov Production Design
Viktor Tourjansky Writer
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1918 N. Kozlovsky, S. Yuriev & Company.