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The Red Lantern (1919)

Mahlee and Blanche Sackville are half-sisters, Blanche the daughter of an Englishman and his wife, Mahlee of the Englishman and his Chinese mistress. Mahlee rejects her people and attempts to find a life for herself among the Europeans. But she finds the color line impossible to pass and returns to lead her Chinese people in rebellion.
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Mahlee and Blanche Sackville are half-sisters, Blanche the daughter of an Englishman and his wife, Mahlee of the Englishman and his Chinese mistress. Mahlee rejects her people and attempts to find a life for herself among the Europeans. But she finds the color line impossible to pass and returns to lead her Chinese people in rebellion.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Albert Capellani
Written By:June Mathis
In Theaters:5/4/1919
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Metro Pictures Corporation

Cast

Director

Albert Capellani

Director

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Alla Nazimova

Mahlee & Blanche Sackville

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Noah Beery

Dr. Sam Wang

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Edward Connelly

Gen. Jung-Lu

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Frank Currier

Sir Philip Sackville

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Darrell Foss

Andrew Handel

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Winter Hall

Rev. Alex Templeton

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Harry Mann

Chung

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Virginia Ross

Luang-Ma

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Mary Van Ness

Mrs. Templeton

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Anna May Wong

Eurasian woman (uncredited)

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