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The Altar Stairs is a american film of genre Drama directed by Lambert Hillyer released in USA on 4 december 1922 with Frank Mayo

The Altar Stairs (1922)

The Altar Stairs
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Released in USA 4 december 1922
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OriginUSA
Genres Drama
Rating49% 2.4577452.4577452.4577452.4577452.457745

The Altar Stairs is a 1922 American silent drama film directed by Lambert Hillyer and featuring Boris Karloff. It is based on the novel of the same name by G. B. Lancaster. Its survival status is classified as unknown, suggesting that it is a lost film.



^ "Progressive Silent Film List: The Altar Stairs". Silent Era. Retrieved 2008-04-07.

Synopsis

Rod McLean (Mayo), a South Seas trader, saves derelict Tony Heritage (Hughes) from some natives, and Tony repays him by stealing his money and escaping to France. There he marries Joie (Lorraine), the daughter of Captain Jean Malet (Lanoe) who is soon to take a post in the South Seas. When the officer learns of Tony's record, he repudiates the marriage and takes Joie with him to the South Seas. Tony then turns up there, and Captain Malet, to keep him away from Joie, gives him a job helping Rod establish a new trading post on another island. Rod has fallen in love with Joie, but after he discovers that she is married (although he does not know to whom), he rejects her as a flirt.

Actors

Frank Mayo

(Rod McLean)
Louise Lorraine

(Joie Malet)
Harry De Vere

(Blundell)
Boris Karloff

(Hugo)
Dagmar Godowsky

(Parete)
Nick De Ruiz

(Tulli)
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