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The White Moth (1924)
When a girl tries to drown herself in the Seine, she is rescued by dancer Gonzalo Montrez. She then becomes a famous dancer known as the White Moth.
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When a girl tries to drown herself in the Seine, she is rescued by dancer Gonzalo Montrez. She then becomes a famous dancer known as the White Moth.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert S. Le Vino
In Theaters:5/11/1924
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Maurice Tourneur Productions
Cast
Maurice Tourneur
Director
Barbara La Marr
The White Moth
Conway Tearle
Robert Vantine
Charles De Rochefort
Gonzalo Montrez
Ben Lyon
Douglas Vantine
Edna Murphy
Gwen
Josie Sedgwick
Ninon
Kathleen Kirkham
Mrs. Delancey
William Orlamond
Tothnes
Alberta Vaughn
Pixie at Artists Ball (uncredited)
Bessie Wong
White Moth's Assistant (uncredited)
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