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The 1 Sep 1923 Exhibitors Trade Review reported that director Alan Crosland was scouting locations in Big Bear Lake, CA, in preparation for Three Weeks, scheduled to go into production soon. ...

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The 1 Sep 1923 Exhibitors Trade Review reported that director Alan Crosland was scouting locations in Big Bear Lake, CA, in preparation for Three Weeks, scheduled to go into production soon.

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SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Exhibitors Trade Review
1 Sep 1923
p. 598
DETAILS
Release Date:
10 February 1924
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Goldwyn Pictures
12 March 1924
LP19980
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
7,468 , 7,540
Length(in reels):
8
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

The Queen of Sardalia, a small European principality, becomes disgusted with the king's debauchery and retires to Switzerland. There she falls in love with Paul Verdayne, a young, aristocratic Briton. They vacation in Venice but separate when Paul's life is threatened by the king's henchmen. Their passion remains strong, and 3 years later the queen sends for Paul. The king discovers this meeting and kills her in a fit of jealousy. Later, Paul returns to Sardalia to see his son crowned king and remembers his great love for the ...

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The Queen of Sardalia, a small European principality, becomes disgusted with the king's debauchery and retires to Switzerland. There she falls in love with Paul Verdayne, a young, aristocratic Briton. They vacation in Venice but separate when Paul's life is threatened by the king's henchmen. Their passion remains strong, and 3 years later the queen sends for Paul. The king discovers this meeting and kills her in a fit of jealousy. Later, Paul returns to Sardalia to see his son crowned king and remembers his great love for the queen.

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