Dusk to Dawn

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Dusk to Dawn
Directed by	King Vidor
Produced by	King Vidor
Written by	Frank Howard Clark Katherine Hill
Starring	Florence Vidor
Cinematography	George Barnes
Release date(s)	2 September 1922
Running time	60 minutes
Country	United States
Language	Silent English intertitles

Dusk to Dawn is a 1922 silent drama film directed by King Vidor.^[1]

[edit] Cast

• Florence Vidor - Marjorie Latham / Aziza
• Jack Mulhall - Philip Randall
• Truman Van Dyke - Ralph Latham
• James Neill - John Latham
• Lydia Knott - Mrs. Latham
• Herbert Fortier - Mark Randall
• Norris Johnson - Babette
• Nellie Anderson - Marua
• Sidney Franklin - Nadar Gungi
• Peter Burke - Itjah Nyhal Singh

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Dusk to Dawn at the Internet Movie Database

v • d • e Films directed by King Vidor 1910s Hurricane in Galveston • The Grand Military Parade • The Lost Lie • Bud's Recruit • The Chocolate of the Gang • Tad's Swimming Hole • The Accusing Toe • I'm a Man • The Turn in the Road • Better Times • The Other Half • Poor Relations 1920s The Family Honor • The Jack-Knife Man • The Sky Pilot • Love Never Dies • Real Adventure • Dusk to Dawn • Conquering the Woman • Peg o' My Heart • The Woman of Bronze • Three Wise Fools • Wild Oranges • Happiness • Wine of Youth • His Hour • The Wife of the Centaur • Proud Flesh • The Big Parade • La Bohème • Bardelys the Magnificent • The Crowd • The Patsy • Show People • Hallelujah! 1930s Not So Dumb • Billy the Kid • Street Scene • The Champ • Bird of Paradise • Cynara • The Stranger's Return • Our Daily Bread • The Wedding Night • So Red the Rose • The Texas Rangers • Stella Dallas • The Citadel • The Wizard of Oz (Kansas scenes) 1940s Northwest Passage • Comrade X • H. M. Pulham, Esq. • An American Romance • Duel in the Sun • On Our Merry Way • The Fountainhead • Beyond the Forest 1950s Lightning Strikes Twice • Japanese War Bride • Ruby Gentry • Man Without a Star • War and Peace • Solomon and Sheba 1960s The Metaphor

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