The Kiss (1929)
An unhappily married woman is caught up in scandal and murder when her affection toward a young man is misinterpreted.
Top billed cast
Greta GarboIrene Guarry
Conrad NagelAndré Dubail
Anders RandolfCharles Guarry
Holmes HerbertLassalle
Lew AyresPierre Lassalle
George DavisDetective Durant
Symona BonifaceGossip in Museum (uncredited)
Allan CavanPrison Warden (uncredited)
André CheronProsecutor (uncredited)
Carrie DaumeryParty Guest (uncredited)
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