The Green Temptation Trailer

The Green Temptation Trailer (1922)

01 April 1922 Drama 60 mins

Genelle and Gaspard operate an itinerant Parisian theatre in which the greatest profits are realized by picking the pockets of the audience and robbing their homes while they are watching the show. When the First World War breaks out, Genelle volunteers as a Red Cross nurse and renounces her criminal ways. She travels to America, but re-encounters Gaspard, who is determined to use her new contacts in the upper class to continue their larcenous partnership.

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Cast

Betty Compson

as Genelle / Coralyn / Joan Parker

Mahlon Hamilton

as John Allenby

Edmund Burns

as Hugh Duyker

Lenore Lynard

as Duchess de Chazarin

Mary Thurman

as Dolly Dunton

William von Hardenburg

as Monsieur Jounet

Betty Brice

as Mrs. Weedon Duyker

Arthur Stuart Hull

as Mr. Weedon Duyker

International Titles

L'émeraude fatale Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 April 1922

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