The Red Lily (1924)

19241h 21mdir. Fred NibloUnited Statesdrama filmsilent film

With Ramón Novarro, Enid Bennett, Emily Fitzroy, Frank Currier, George Nichols, George Periolat, Gibson Gowland, Mitchell Lewis

Directed by Fred Niblo

The Red Lily is a 1924 American silent drama film directed by Fred Niblo and starring Ramon Novarro, Enid Bennett, and Wallace Beery. According to the Library of Congress, a print of the film exists with German intertitles.

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