The Silver King Trailer (1929)
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Cast
Percy Marmont as Wilfred Denver
Jean Jay as Nellie Denver
Chili Bouchier as Olive Skinner
Bernard Nedell as Capt. 'Spider' Skinner
Hugh E. Wright as Jaikes
Henry Wenman as Cripps
Ben Field as Coombes
Harold Huth as Geoffrey Ware
Donald Stuart as Corkett
Crew
T. Hayes Hunter Director
Henry Herman Writer
Henry Arthur Jones Screenplay
Fenn Sherie Writer
Bernard Knowles Director of Photography
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 01 May 1929
Production Companies
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18 February 1929
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Ball Park Trailer (1929)
19 May 1929
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Little Veronika (Innocence) Trailer (1929)
21 November 1929
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The Squall Trailer (1929)
09 May 1929
A fiesty, sexy and manipulative gypsy disrupts the lives of a conservative farm family.
Tonight at Twelve Trailer (1929)
29 September 1929
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