The Lily Trailer (1926)
03 October 1926 Drama, Romance 70 mins
Watch the official The Lily 1926 trailer in HD below.
Cast
Belle Bennett as Odette
Ian Keith as George Arnaud
Reata Hoyt as Christiane
Barry Norton as Max de Maigny
John St. Polis as Comte de Maigny
Richard Tucker as Huzar
Gertrude Short as Lucie Plock
James A. Marcus as Emile Plock (as James Marcus)
Lydia Yeamans Titus as Housekeeper
Tom Ricketts as Jean (as Thomas Ricketts)
Vera Lewis as Mrs. Arnaud Sr
Betty Francisco as Mrs. Arnaud Jr
Carmelita Geraghty as Old Comte's Mistress
Crew
David Belasco Theatre Play
Victor Schertzinger Director
Glen MacWilliams Director of Photography
Gaston Leroux Theatre Play
Eve Unsell Writer
Pierre Wolff Theatre Play
William Tummel Assistant Director
International Releases Dates
United States 03 October 1926
Production Companies
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