The story of British prime minister Benjamin Disraeli and the purchase by England of the Suez Canal.
Henry Kolker
Director
George Arliss
Benjamin Disraeli
Florence Arliss
Lady Beaconsfield (as Mrs. George Arliss)
Margaret Dale
Mrs. Noel Travers
Louise Huff
Clarissa
Reginald Denny
Charles, Viscount Deeford
E.J. Ratcliffe
Hugh Meyers
Henry Carvill
Duke of Glastonbury
Grace Griswold
Duchess of Glastonbury
Noel Tearle
Foljambe
Fred Nicholls
Butler
Betty Blythe
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