The Silent Command (1923) - film review

J. Gordon Edwards

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The Silent Command is an American film first released in 1923, directed by J. Gordon Edwards. The film stars Edmund Lowe, Alma Tell, Martha Mansfield and Betty Jewel. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: J. Gordon Edwards
Script: Anthony Paul Kelly, Rufus King
Photo: George W. Lane
Cast: Edmund Lowe (Capt. Decatur), Alma Tell (Mrs. Richard Decatur), Martha Mansfield (Peg Williams, the vamp), Betty Jewel (Dolores), Florence Martin (Peg’s Maid), Bela Lugosi (Hisston), Carl Harbaugh (Menchen), Martin Faust (Cordoba), Gordon McEdward (Girdley), Byron Douglas (Adm. Nevins), Theodore Babcock (Adm. Meade), George Lessey (Mr. Collins), Warren Cook (Ambassador Mendizabal), Henry Armetta (Pedro), Rogers Keene (Jack Decatur), Wes Jenkins (The Butler), Kate Blancke (Mrs. Nevins), Elizabeth Foley (Jill Decatur)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 80 min

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