The Siren Trailer

The Siren Trailer (1927)

"Tense drama of the dangers which dog the footsteps of those who defy conventions and seek amusement playing with the love of others." 20 December 1927 Drama 58 mins

A high-society woman, Glenna Marsh (Dorothy Revier), is arrested for the murder of gigolo-gambler Cole Norwood (Norman Trevor), but his honest casino partner Peter Dane (Tom Moore) proves her innocence.

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Cast

Dorothy Revier

as Glenna Marsh

Tom Moore

as Peter Dane

Norman Trevor

as Cole Norwood/Felipe Vincenti

Jed Prouty

as Geoffrey Fuller

Crew

Elmer Harris

Elmer Harris Scenario Writer

Ray June

Ray June Director of Photography

Harry Cohn

Harry Cohn Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 20 December 1927

Production Companies

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