Lafayette, We Come | |  |
Production: Pathé Frères, Paris USA, 1918
Director: Léonce Perret
Producer: Léonce Perret
Director of Photography: Alfred Ortlieb
Art Director: John Burkell [Technical director]
Cast: E.K. Lincoln [Leroy Trenchard], Dolores Cassinelli [Therese Verneuil], Emmett King [Mr. Trenchard], Emmett King [Mrs. Trenchard], Ernest Maupain [The marquis], Valentine Petit [The marquise (as Valentine Petit Perret)], Marcel Duchamp [Wounded man]
Category: Feature Film
Technical Details: Format: 35 mm, 1:1,33 - Ratio: 1:1,33 - Black and White,, 6000 feet, 6 reels
Sound System: silent
First Screening: November 3, 1918 in USA
US Copyright: June 21, 1918 - ©LU.12617
Survival Status: No holdings located in archives
Distribution: Marcel Duchamp, Marcel Duchamp, Exhibitors Mutual Distributing Company, Pathé Frères, Paris [(France)]
English title: Lafayette! We Come!
French title: La Princesse voilée
French title: Lafayette, nous voici
Bibliography - Exhibitor's Trade Review, 20 July 1918, pg 531.
- Exhibitor's Trade Review, 26 October 1918, pg 1773.
- Exhibitor's Trade Review, 2 November 1918, pp 1807-10.
- The Motion Picture News, 2 November 1918, pg 1821.
- The Moving Picture World, 2 November 1918, pg 622.
- The Moving Picture World, 9 November 1918, pg 693.
- The New York Dramatic Mirror, 16 November 1918, pg 734.
- New York Times, 4 November 1918, pg 11.
- Variety, 25 October 1918, pg 35.
- Wid's Film Daily, 15 September 1918, pg 29.
References in Databases
American Film Institute Nr. 15036
American Silent Feature Film Database Nr. 6750
IMDb - International Movie Data Base Nr. tt0009275
KinoTV Database Nr. 86557
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