The Law of the Sea (1931)

19311h 00mdir. Otto BrowerUnited Statesdrama film

With William Farnum, Priscilla Dean, Ralph Ince, Sally Blane, Syd Saylor, Rex Bell, Eve Southern, Wally Albright

The Law of the Sea is a 1931 American pre-Code drama film directed by Otto Brower, and starring William Farnum, Sally Blane and Rex Bell, as well as Priscilla Dean in one of her last films. Produced by Chadwick Pictures and originally distributed through Monogram Pictures, the film has had several video releases such as on VHS from Grapevine.

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