On with the Dance Trailer (1920)

"When Her Husband Discovered Her Secret- When She Confessed to Him -What Happened?" 15 February 1920 Drama 70 mins

Sonia, a Russian dancer, comes to New York seeking her fortune. She marries Peter Derwynt, a young architect, but their marriage is not a good one. Sonia falls under the spell of a rich Broadway mogul, Jimmy Sutherland, whose wife is in love with Peter. The mix of relationships comes crashing apart when Sutherland ends up murdered.

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Cast

Mae Murray as Sonia

David Powell as Peter Derwynt

Alma Tell as Lady Tremelyn

John Miltern as Schuyler Van Vechten

Robert Schable as Jimmy Sutherland

Ida Waterman as Countess of Raystone

Zolya Talma as Fay Desmond

James A. Furey as Undetermined Role

Peter Raymond

Holmes Herbert

Crew

Georges Benoît Director of Photography

Arthur C. Miller Director of Photography

Michael Morton Theatre Play

George Fitzmaurice Director

Ouida Bergère Writer

International Releases Dates

Finland 17 March 1923

United Kingdom 17 April 1921

United States 15 February 1920

Production Companies

Famous Players-Lasky Corporation

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