The Rendezvous (1923)
Romance | 11 November 1923
Director:
Marshall NeilanWriters:
Josephine Lovett, Madeleine RuthvenCinematographer:
David KessonProduction Company:
Goldwyn PicturesAccording to items in the 26 May 1923 and 2 Jun 1923 issues of Camera, director Marshall Neilan, assistant director Frank Urson, and twenty-seven members of the cast and crew arrived in San Francisco, CA, by boat the previous Monday. Location man Leeds Baxter had already been in town for a week, making arrangements. They filmed scenes on the U.S. Army Docks, using real soldiers and thirty-to-forty extras. Then, on the return trip to Los Angeles, the company continued filming on the boat. ...
According to items in the 26 May 1923 and 2 Jun 1923 issues of Camera, director Marshall Neilan, assistant director Frank Urson, and twenty-seven members of the cast and crew arrived in San Francisco, CA, by boat the previous Monday. Location man Leeds Baxter had already been in town for a week, making arrangements. They filmed scenes on the U.S. Army Docks, using real soldiers and thirty-to-forty extras. Then, on the return trip to Los Angeles, the company continued filming on the boat.
The czar banishes Prince Sergei to Siberia for marrying without his consent. The wife, Varvara, dies, leaving a baby girl named Vera. Forced to flee, the prince leaves the girl in the care of Vassilly, a friend. Years later, during the Russian Civil War, the countryside is raided by Cossacks. Walter Stanford, an American soldier, saves Vera, now 18 years old, from being attacked by a Cossack chief. The Cossack forces Vera to marry him, then brutally beats her. The soldier returns, claims the girl, and marries her after the Cossack is accidentally buried ...
The czar banishes Prince Sergei to Siberia for marrying without his consent. The wife, Varvara, dies, leaving a baby girl named Vera. Forced to flee, the prince leaves the girl in the care of Vassilly, a friend. Years later, during the Russian Civil War, the countryside is raided by Cossacks. Walter Stanford, an American soldier, saves Vera, now 18 years old, from being attacked by a Cossack chief. The Cossack forces Vera to marry him, then brutally beats her. The soldier returns, claims the girl, and marries her after the Cossack is accidentally buried alive.
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