| ~Into Her Kingdom~ 1926 |
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| ~Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~Corinne Griffith & child~ |
| ~Unknown Child, Corinne Griffith & Fay McKenzie~ |
| ~Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~3-46: Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~3-47: Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~3-121: Corinne Griffith~ |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Stepan, a Russian peasant, is sent to Siberia for allegedly insulting the Grand Duchess Tatiana.
Seven years later, upon his release, he joins the Bolsheviks who are plotting to execute the imperial
family. Ivan, formerly his tutor as well as that of the royal family, persuades him to flee to America
with Tatiana, now a beautiful young lady; though reluctant, he is at last won over by her beauty.
Although she does not love the lowborn Stepan, Tatiana follows, and they settle in New Jersey as
husband and wife. Clerking in a store, she tells stories to neighborhood children of the experiences
of a princess, matching her story with facts of her early life; Stepan, realizing his inequality, pledges
to return her to Russia. There he finds diplomatic agents eager for information of the supposedly
massacred royal family, but Tatiana, having become a mother, enters Russia with her child,
disclaims her royal birth, and is happily reunited with Stepan.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
Seven years later, upon his release, he joins the Bolsheviks who are plotting to execute the imperial
family. Ivan, formerly his tutor as well as that of the royal family, persuades him to flee to America
with Tatiana, now a beautiful young lady; though reluctant, he is at last won over by her beauty.
Although she does not love the lowborn Stepan, Tatiana follows, and they settle in New Jersey as
husband and wife. Clerking in a store, she tells stories to neighborhood children of the experiences
of a princess, matching her story with facts of her early life; Stepan, realizing his inequality, pledges
to return her to Russia. There he finds diplomatic agents eager for information of the supposedly
massacred royal family, but Tatiana, having become a mother, enters Russia with her child,
disclaims her royal birth, and is happily reunited with Stepan.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
| Directed by: Svend Gade Written by: William M. Conselman - titles Carey Wilson - adaptation Based on the short story "Into Her Kingdom" by Ruth Comfort Mitchell in Red Book Magazine (Mar 1925). |
| ~Cast~ Corinne Griffith ...Grand Duchess Tatiana (at 12 and 20) Einar Hanson ...Stepan (son of a peasant, at 14 and 22) Claude Gillingwater ...Ivan (their tutor) Charles Crockett ...Senov (a carnival fakir) Evelyn Selbie ...Stepan's Mother Larry Fisher ...A Farmhand H.C. Simmons ...Czar Nicholas Ellinor Vanderveer ... Czarina (as Elinor Vanderveer) Byron Sage ...Zarevitch Tom Murray ...Bolshevik Guard Marcelle Corday ...Titiana's Maid Michael Pleschkoff ...Court Chamberlain (as Major General Michael N. Pleschkoff) Max Davidson ...Shoestring Salesman Allan Sears ...American Customer Mary Louise Miller ...Daughter of Stepan and Tatiana General Lodijensky ...Russian Officer and Court Leader Alexander Ikonnikov ...Russian Officer and Court Leader (as Major General kanikoff) Major General Bogomoletz ...Russian Officer and Court Leader George Blagoi ...Russian Officer and Court Leader (as Lieutenant George Blagoi) Gene Walski ...Russian Officer and Court Leader (as Lieutenant Gene Walski) Feodor Chaliapin Jr. ...Russian Officer and Court Leader (as Feador Chalyapin Jr.) George Davis ...Russian Officer and Court Leader |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Corinne Griffith Productions Distribution Company: First National Pictures Executive Producer: Corinne Griffith Cinematography by: Harold Wenstrom Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: August 8, 1926 |
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