10 April 1928 Adventure, Drama, Romance
A picturesque and authentic tale of South Sea life as lived by the last of the Polynesians and the whites who listlessly go native.
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Raymond Wells as Don Alvarez
Raymond Wells Director
United States 10 April 1928
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1928 First Division Productions, Raymond Wells Productions.
