08 September 1928 Drama 20 mins
Lenora, caught in Spanish-Dutch conflict, becomes a spy, initially against the Dutch for her Spanish lover Ramón, but after his death, switches allegiance, helps the Dutch capture a fortress, and is reunited with her beloved Mark, a Dutch commander, realizing the justness of their cause and finding love.
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Mary Eaton as Lenora
Great Actors and Authors #2: Two Masters Trailer
United States 08 September 1928
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