
L'apache
Synopsis
Natalie Bourget, an American living in Paris, is married against her will to Jean Bourget, the brutal leader of the Paris "Apache" underworld. At a cabaret, Jean compels Natalie to perform an Apache dance, during which Harrison Forbes and his American mistress, Helen Armstrong, notice Natalie's strong resemblance to Helen.
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November 2, 1919
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joseph De Grasse
- Screenplay & Story
- Adele Buffington, John Lynch, R. Cecil Smith
- Original Title
- L'apache
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1h 0m
- Production Studios
- Thomas H. Ince Corporation
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joseph De Grasse
Adele Buffington, John Lynch, R. Cecil Smith
John Stumar
Duncan Mansfield
Department Leadership Roster
Joseph De Grasse
Director
John Stumar
Director of Photography
Duncan Mansfield
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Frequently Asked Questions About L'apache
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What is L'apache about?
Natalie Bourget, an American living in Paris, is married against her will to Jean Bourget, the brutal leader of the Paris "Apache" underworld. At a cabaret, Jean compels Natalie to perform an Apache dance, during which Harrison Forbes and his American mistress, Helen Armstrong, notice Natalie's strong resemblance to Helen.
Who directed L'apache?
L'apache was directed by Joseph De Grasse.
Who stars in L'apache?
The principal cast of L'apache includes Dorothy Dalton, Robert Elliott, Macey Harlam, Austin Webber, George Furry.
When was L'apache released and how long is it?
L'apache was released in 1919 with a total runtime of 1h 0m.
