The Exile

The Exile

The Exile

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The Exile

"Mighty Modern All Talking Epic Of Negro Life"

1931

1h 14m

5.2(10 votes)

Drama

Music

Overview

An idealistic young man is torn between a sultry Chicago nightclub owner and a Scottish South Dakotan farmgirl.

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13 members

Acting

Eunice Brooks

Edith Duval

Eunice Brooks

Acting

Stanley Morell

Jean Baptiste

Stanley Morell

Acting

Celeste Cole

A Singer

No Image

Acting

Kathleen Noisette

Madge

Kathleen Noisette

Acting

Charles R. Moore

Jack Stewart

Charles R. Moore

Acting

Nora Newsome

Agnes Stewart

Nora Newsome

Acting

George Randol

"Bill" Prescott

George Randol

Acting

A.B. DeComathiere

An outlaw

A.B. DeComathiere

Acting

Carl Mahon

"Jango"

Carl Mahon

Acting

Lou Vernon

District Attorney

Lou Vernon

Sound

Donald Heywood

Bandleader

Donald Heywood

Acting

Roland Holder

Tap dancer

Roland Holder

Acting

Louise Cook

Dancer

Louise Cook

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