The New Mission of Judex (1917)
A continuation of the film series "Judex" the masked fighter for justice.
Top billed cast
René CrestéHenri de Trémeuse aka Judex
Marcel LévesqueCocantin
Yvette AndréyorJacqueline
Édouard MathéRoger de Trémeuse
Louis LeubasLe banquier Favraux
Gaston MichelKerjean
Émile KeppensMilton
Andrew BrunelleLe docteur Howey- Juana BorgueseLa baronne d'Apremont
- Georgette De NerysPrimerose
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