The Face in the Fog (1922)
Mystery, Melodrama | 8 October 1922
Director:
Alan CroslandWriters:
John Lynch, Jack BoyleCinematographers:
Ira H. Morgan , Harold WenstromProduction Company:
Cosmopolitan ProductionsBoston Blackie Dawson, a reformed crook, accidentally comes into possession of the Romanov jewels, which the Grand Duchess Tatiana and her friends have brought to the United States for safety. Terrorists in search of the jewels transfer their attention to Dawson, but he is able to capture them with the aid of new electronic equipment and to expose Count Ivan as their leader. When Dawson gives paste copies to the U. S. Government, which also seeks the smuggled jewels, and returns the originals to their owner, Tatiana and Count Orloff are free to find ...
Boston Blackie Dawson, a reformed crook, accidentally comes into possession of the Romanov jewels, which the Grand Duchess Tatiana and her friends have brought to the United States for safety. Terrorists in search of the jewels transfer their attention to Dawson, but he is able to capture them with the aid of new electronic equipment and to expose Count Ivan as their leader. When Dawson gives paste copies to the U. S. Government, which also seeks the smuggled jewels, and returns the originals to their owner, Tatiana and Count Orloff are free to find happiness.
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