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| ~The Heart of a Siren~ 1925 |
| ~Pro-31: Barbara La Marr~ |
| ~Pro-60: Barbara La Marr~ |
| ~Pro-74: Conway Tearle~ |
| ~Pro-161: Barbara La Marr~ |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
| ~A Plot Synopsis for "The Heart of a Siren," is coming soon!~ |
| Directed by: Phil Rosen Written by: Fanny Hatton - writer Frederic Hatton - writer Arthur Hoerl - writer Based on the play Hail and Farewell by William Hurlbut (New York, 19 Feb 1923). |
| ~Cast~ Barbara La Marr ... Isabella Echevaria Conway Tearle ... Gerald Rexford Harry T. Morey ... John Strong (as Harry Morey) Paul Doucet ... Mario Gonzalez Benjamin F. Finney Jr. ... George Drew (as Ben Finney) Florence Auer ... Lisette - Isabella's Maid Ida Darling ... Mrs. Rexford - Duchess of Chatham William Ricciardi ... Emilio - Isabella's Uncle Clifton Webb ... Maxim Florence Billings ... Lady Louise Calvert Michael Rayle ... Pierre (as Mike Rayle) Harry Semels ... Barfly (uncredited) Katherine Sullivan ... Marie (uncredited) Tammany Young ... Pickpocket (uncredited) |
| ~Remaining Credits~ Production Company: Associated Pictures Productions Distribution Company: First National Pictures Cinematography by: Rudolph J. Bergquist Film Editing by: Elmer J. McGovern Art Direction by: M.P. Staulcup Costume Design by: Charles Le Maire Production Manager: Barney Lubin Assistant Director: Alexander Hall Supervisor: Arthur H. Sawyer Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 70 Minutes Released: March 15, 1925 |
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