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MGM, 1925. Directed by
Jack Conway. Camera: Chester Lyons. With
Eleanor
Boardman,
Conrad Nagel, Edward Connelly, Louis Payne, Arthur Edmund Carewe, Vera
Lewis, Carrie Clark Ward, Constance Wylie, Dale Fuller, Ned Sparks, Mario
Carrillo, David Mir, Mary Hawes, Michael Pleschkoff, Buddy Smith,
Joan Crawford,
Frank Braidwood, Derek Glynne. |
For reasons of state, Princess Thyra of
Swendbord is betrothed to the King of Chekia, a small but
politically important kingdom on the shores of the Mediterranean.
Harry Vane, the Duke of Chevenix, envoy of the King of England,
arrives in Chekia and falls in love with Thyra.
On the wedding day, a revolution occurs
followed by a red reign of terror. The king is killed, and
Thyra is carried off by Gigberto, the rebel leader. Gigberto
and Thyra are captured and imprisoned by the rebels and sentenced to
die together. Harry substitutes himself for Gigberto, and he
and Thyra are tied together and thrown into the bay. Harry
frees their bonds and, supporting Thyra, swims to his nearby yacht,
where Thyra declares her love.
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