Princely Nights Trailer

Princely Nights Trailer (1929)

07 October 1929 Drama, Romance 109 mins

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Cast

Gina Manès

as Helene Vronsky

Jaque Catelain

as Prince Vassia Heridze

Harry Nestor

as Prince Fedor Achkeliani

Alice Tissot

as Mlle. Mesureux

Dimitri Dimitriev

as Anton Irtych

Vala Ostermann

as Nathalia Vronsky

Jean Toulout

as Admiral Alexeieff

Natalia Lysenko

as Vera Petrovna

Kinny Dorlay

as Jeune gitane

Alex Bernard

as Dr. Alexei Barkoff

André de Schack

as Prince Michel Rizine

Crew

Léonce-Henri Burel

Léonce-Henri Burel Director of Photography

Nikolai Toporkoff

Nikolai Toporkoff Director of Photography

Serge Piménoff

Serge Piménoff Production Design

Simon Schiffrin

Simon Schiffrin Production Manager

International Titles

Nuits de tziganes Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 07 October 1929

France 04 March 1930

Production Companies

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