The Woman from China Trailer (1930)
A jealous wife helps a Chinaman kidnap a lieutenant's fiancée.
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Cast
Julie Suedo as Laloe Berchmans
Gibb McLaughlin as Chung-Li
Frances Cuyler as Celia Thorburn
Tony Wylde as Lieutenant Jack Halliday
Kiyoshi Takase as Chinaman
R. Byron Webber as Berchmans
George Wynn as Officer
Clifford Pembroke as Snell
Leslie Laurier as Garcia
Ian Wilson as Cabin Boy
Crew
Edward Dryhurst Writer
Edward Dryhurst Director
Edward G. Whiting Producer
George Dewhurst Story
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 27 March 1930
Production Companies
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