Life of St. Paul Trailer

Life of St. Paul Trailer (1938)

30 September 1938 Adventure, Drama, History 120 mins

The Life of St. Paul, including reenactment of the Book of Acts, and St. Paul's Epistles.

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Cast

Neal Arden

as Paul

Ralph Truman

as Orderly

Conway Dixon

as Epaphroditus

Jack Raine

as Pudens

Whitmore Humphries

as Unidentified role

Allan Jeayes

as Unidentified role

Trefor Jones

as Unidentified role

Elliot Seabrooke

as Unidentified role

Kaye Seeley

as Unidentified role

Gregory Stroud

as Unidentified role

Thorley Walters

as Unidentified role

Crew

Francis Carver

Francis Carver Director of Photography

Sidney Gausden

Sidney Gausden Art Direction

International Titles

The Crown of Righteousness Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 30 September 1938

Production Companies

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