The New Commandment Trailer (1925)

"She, rare flower of the Paris night life. He, overnourished with millions, under-nourished for the test that was to make or break him." 01 November 1925 Drama, War 70 mins

Billy Morrow (Ben Lyon), who comes from a wealthy family, is sailing to Europe with his father (Holbrook Blinn) on their yacht. Along for the ride is Mrs. Parr (Claire Eames) and her stepdaughter. Near the French coast, Billy discovers that Mrs. Parr wants to arrange a marriage between him and the girl, so he escapes and takes a lifeboat ashore.

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Cast

Blanche Sweet as Renee Darcourt

Ben Lyon as Billy Morrow

Holbrook Blinn as William Morrow

Clare Eames as Mrs. Parr

Effie Shannon as Marquise de la Salle

Dorothy Cumming as Countess Stoll

Pedro de Cordoba as Picard

George Cooper as Red

Diana Kane as Ethel

Lucius Henderson as Henri Darcourt

Betty Jewel

Crew

Sada Cowan Writer

Howard Higgin Writer

Frederick Palmer Novel

Howard Higgin Director

Ernest Haller Director of Photography

Paul F. Maschke Editor

Robert M. Haas Art Direction

Ernest Palmer Additional Photography

Robert Kane Presenter

International Releases Dates

United States 01 November 1925

Production Companies

First National Pictures

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