Nita Naldi (left).     Photo: Silent Era low-res collection.

Cast: Rudolph Valentino [Don Alonzo Castro], Nita Naldi [Carlotta], Helen D’Algy (Helena D’Algy) [Julietta], Dagmar Godowsky [Doña Florencia], Jean Del Val [Casimiro], Antonio D’Algy (Tony D’Algy) [Don Luis], George Siegmann [El Tigre], Rogers Lytton (L. Rogers Lytton) [Don Baltasar], Isabel West [Doña Encarnación], Louise Lagrange [Carmelita], Rafael Bongini [Congo], Frank Montgomery [indian spy], William Betts [priest], Edward Elkas [notary], A. De Rosa [Jefe Politico], Ann Brody [Duenna], Evelyn Axzell [Guadulupe], Marie Diller [Irala], Genevieve Belasco

Paramount Pictures Corporation production; distributed by Paramount Pictures Corporation. / Produced by Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky. Scenario by Forrest Halsey, from the story “Rope’s End” by Rex Beach. Art direction by Lawrence Hitt. Cinematography by Harry Fischbeck. Presented by Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky. / Released 17 November 1924. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.37:1 format. / The production was shot at Paramount’s Astoria Studios on Long Island, New York.

[?] Drama?

Survival Status: The film is presumed lost : Less than a reel of the film has survived.

Keywords: Animals: Horses

Listing updated: 24 January 2004.

References: Brownlow-Parade pp. 42, 218; Paris-Brooks p. 80; Vermilye-Twenties p. 126.