True Heaven (1929)
55 mins | Melodrama | January 1929
Director:
James TinlingWriter:
Dwight CumminsCinematographer:
Conrad WellsProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.The 17 November 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World announced that the production starting date for False Colors, the film's working title, was 30 Oct 1928. ...
The 17 November 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World announced that the production starting date for False Colors, the film's working title, was 30 Oct 1928.
Lieut. Philip Gresson, a British soldier in Belgium, falls in love with Judith, a cafe entertainer, who later saves his life. Sent to spy behind the German lines disguised as a German officer, he discovers that she is an enemy agent. Torn between love and duty, she turns him in. He is saved by the Armistice from being ...
Lieut. Philip Gresson, a British soldier in Belgium, falls in love with Judith, a cafe entertainer, who later saves his life. Sent to spy behind the German lines disguised as a German officer, he discovers that she is an enemy agent. Torn between love and duty, she turns him in. He is saved by the Armistice from being shot.
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