An Adventuress Trailer (1920)

"A Genuine Novelty in Photoplay Entertainment" 10 April 1920 Adventure, Drama, Comedy 50 mins

Filmed by Fred J. Balshofer in 1918 as the anti-German war drama Over the Rhine, the project was reshaped and released in 1920 as An Adventuress—a cross-dressing caper set in the fictional republic of Alpania and headlined by female-impersonation star Julian Eltinge, with early appearances by Rudolph Valentino and Virginia Rappe. The film was later re-edited and reissued in 1922 as The Isle of Love.

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Cast

Julian Eltinge as Clifford Townsend / Julie

Frederick Ko Vert as Lyn Brook

William Clifford as Dick Sayre

Leo White as Prince Halbere

Virginia Rappe as Vanette

Rudolph Valentino as Jacques Rudanyi

Stanton Heck as Grand Duke Nebo

Charles Millsfield as Pom Pom

Alma Francis as Eunice

Lydia Knott as Clifford Townsend's mother

Crew

Fred J. Balshofer Director

Charles A. Taylor Writer

Fred J. Balshofer Writer

Thomas J. Geraghty Writer

Tony Gaudio Director of Photography

International Titles

The Adventuress Trailer

An Adventuress Trailer

Over the Rhine Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 10 April 1920

Production Companies

Fred J. Balshofer Productions

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The Isle Of Love | 1922 | starring Rudolph Valentino | directed by Fred J. Balshofer [Silent film]

An island ("The Isle of Love") run by a crazed-with-power duke is in turmoil. The peasants plan a revolt with two buddies including Cliff (Julian Eltinge) ...

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