The Washington Masquerade (1932) |
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| Director(s) | Charles Brabin |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
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Lionel Barrymore(as Jefferson Keane)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Lionel Barrymore
(as Jefferson Keane)
Karen Morley(as Consuela Fairbanks Keane)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Karen Morley
(as Consuela Fairbanks Kea...)
Nils Asther(as Henri Brenner)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Nils Asther
(as Henri Brenner)
Reginald Barlow(as Senator Fred Withers)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Reginald Barlow
(as Senator Fred Withers)
Rafaela Ottiano(as Mona Farrell)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Rafaela Ottiano
(as Mona Farrell)
C. Henry Gordon(as Alan Hinsdale)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
C. Henry Gordon
(as Alan Hinsdale)
Berton Churchill(as Senator Bitler)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Berton Churchill
(as Senator Bitler)
Richard Carle(as Dinner Guest)
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
The Washington Masquerade
Released
1932
Richard Carle
(as Dinner Guest)
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The Washington Masquerade (1932) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Charles Brabin .
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Henri Bernstein's play, "La griffe," opened in Paris, France, on 18 April 1906. It's translation and adaptation, "The Claw," by Edward Delaney Dunn and Louis Wolheim, opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 17 October 1921 and had 105 performances. Lionel Barrymore created his movie role in the play, which also included Ian Wolfe in the opening night cast.