Into the Night Trailer (1928)
14 August 1928 Drama, Crime 60 mins
Into the Night is a 1928 American silent crime film directed by Duke Worne.
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Cast
Agnes Ayres as Billie Mardon
Forrest Stanley as Gavin Murdock
Corliss Palmer as Mrs. Harding
Thomas G. Lingham as Howard K. Howard
Allan Sears as John Harding
Robert Russell as Walter Van Buren
Rhody Hathaway as Jim Marden
Arthur Thalasso as Pat Shannon
International Releases Dates
United States 14 August 1928
Production Companies
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