On the High Seas
On the High Seas

On the High Seas

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1922•60 min•ActionRomanceAdventure
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Dorothy Dalton
Dorothy Dalton
Leone Deveraux
Jack Holt
Jack Holt
Jim Dorn
Mitchell Lewis
Mitchell Lewis
Joe Polack
Winter Hall
Winter Hall
John Deveraux
Michael Dark
Michael Dark
Harold Van Allen
William Boyd
William Boyd
Dick Deveraux
Three castaways all from differing levels of society reach and board a deserted schooner in mid-ocean.
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