| ~The Rendezvous~ 1923 |
| ~Promotional Photograph from The California Theater promoting the film THE RENDEZVOUS made in 1923~ |
| ~Cast~ Conrad Nagel ... Walter Stanford Lucille Ricksen ... Vera Richard Travers ... Prince Sergei Kathleen Key ... Varvara Emmett Corrigan ... Vassily Elmo Lincoln ... Godunoff Syd Chaplin ... Winkie (as Sydney Chaplin) Kate Lester ... Mrs. Stanford Cecil Holland ... Nichi Lucien Littlefield ... Commissar Max Davidson ... Commissar Eugenie Besserer ... Nini R.O. Pennell ... Czar |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
The czar banishes Prince Sergei to Siberia for marrying without his consent. The wife, Varvara, dies
leaving a baby girl named Vera. Forced to flee, the prince leaves the girl in the care of Vassilly, a friend.
Years later, the countryside is raided by Cossacks. Walter Stanford, an American soldier, saves Vera,
now 18 years old, from being attacked by a Cossack chief. The Cossack forces Vera to marry him, then
brutally beats her. The soldier returns, claims the girl, and marries her after the Cossack's accidental
burial alive.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
leaving a baby girl named Vera. Forced to flee, the prince leaves the girl in the care of Vassilly, a friend.
Years later, the countryside is raided by Cossacks. Walter Stanford, an American soldier, saves Vera,
now 18 years old, from being attacked by a Cossack chief. The Cossack forces Vera to marry him, then
brutally beats her. The soldier returns, claims the girl, and marries her after the Cossack's accidental
burial alive.
Plot Synopsis from afi.com
| Directed by: Marshall Neilan Written by: Josephine Lovett - adaptation Based on the story by Madeleine Ruthven |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced by: Goldwyn Pictures Corporation Distribution by: Goldwyn-Cosmopolitan Distributing Corporation Cinematography by: David Kesson Length: 8 Reels Runtime: 80 Minutes Released: November 11, 1923 |
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| ~180-160: Lucille Ricksen and Conrad Nagel~ |