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LITERARY
Based on the novel Dalla, the Lion Cub by Cynthia Stockley (New York, 1924).
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Release Date:
29 September 1924
Premiere Information:
New York opening: ca31 Aug 1924
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Famous Players-Lasky Corp.
3 September 1924
LP20537
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
6,167
Length(in reels):
7
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Although she is attracted to Colonel Valentia, a hunter, Dalla, an impetuous South African orphan, accepts the offer of her benefactor, Barend de Beer, to marry him after she visits England. The visit transforms her into a polished lady. On a lion hunt Beer is killed by Clon Biron, a jealous rival. Dalla is accused, but the truth is established and she is free to live a happy life with ...

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Although she is attracted to Colonel Valentia, a hunter, Dalla, an impetuous South African orphan, accepts the offer of her benefactor, Barend de Beer, to marry him after she visits England. The visit transforms her into a polished lady. On a lion hunt Beer is killed by Clon Biron, a jealous rival. Dalla is accused, but the truth is established and she is free to live a happy life with Valentia.

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South Africa, Wild animals, Hunters
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