The Exile Trailer

The Exile Trailer (1931)

"Mighty Modern All Talking Epic Of Negro Life" 15 May 1931 Drama, Music 74 mins

An idealistic young man is torn between a sultry Chicago nightclub owner and a Scottish South Dakotan farmgirl.

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Cast

Eunice Brooks

as Edith Duval

Stanley Morell

as Jean Baptiste

Celeste Cole

as A Singer

Charles R. Moore

as Jack Stewart

George Randol

as "Bill" Prescott

A.B. DeComathiere

as An outlaw

Carl Mahon

as "Jango"

Donald Heywood

as Bandleader

Louise Cook

as Dancer

Crew

Donald Heywood

Original Music Composer

Walter Strenge

Walter Strenge Director of Photography

Lester Lang

Lester Lang Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 15 May 1931

Production Companies

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