| ~The Shady Lady~ 1928 |
| ~Phyllis Haver & Robert Armstrong~ |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Rival arms smugglers in Cuba endeavor to be the first to send their weapons to the revolutionaries in
Central America in this crime drama. One of the smugglers uses a woman to dupe the other smuggler into
tripping up. Unfortunately, the woman, who has criminal problems of her own, ends up falling in love
with the rival.
Plot Synopsis by Sandra Brennan, AllMovie.com
Central America in this crime drama. One of the smugglers uses a woman to dupe the other smuggler into
tripping up. Unfortunately, the woman, who has criminal problems of her own, ends up falling in love
with the rival.
Plot Synopsis by Sandra Brennan, AllMovie.com
| Directed by: Edward H. Griffith Written by: Garrett Graham - titles Edward H. Griffith - dialogue Jack Jungmeyer - screenplay Based on a story by Jack Jungmeyer, Leonard Praskins and Richard L. Thorpe |
| ~Cast~ Phyllis Haver ... Lola Mantell Robert Armstrong ... Blake Louis Wolheim ... Professor Holbrook Russell Gleason ... Haley Jim Farley |
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| ~Remaining Credits~ Produced & Released by: Pathé Exchange Producer: Paul Block Cinematography by: John J. Mescall Film Editing by: Doane Harrison Production Manager: Harry Poppe Assistant Director: E.J. Babille Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 60 Minutes Released: January 20, 1929 |