The Three Masks Trailer (1929)
01 November 1929
During a carnival, the two brothers of a poor girl ,who has been impregnated by the son of a well to do farmer, seek vengeance.
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Cast
Renée Héribel as Viola Vescotelli
Jean Toulout as le fermier Pretti della Corba
François Rozet as Paolo della Corba
Marcel Vibert as Vescotelli
Paul Azaïs as le fils Vescotelli
Crew
André Hugon Director
International Releases Dates
France 01 November 1929
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