Behind the Lines (1916)
The daughter of an American diplomat is forced to spy for Mexican revolutionaries.
Top billed cast
Edith JohnsonNina Garcia
Harry CareyDr. Ralph Hamlin
Ruth CliffordCamilla
Marc FentonSeñor Garcia- Miriam ShelbySeñnora Cano
- William HumanCarlos
Lee ShumwayJose- E. N. WallackGeneral Dominguez
Ray HanfordTorrenti- L. M. WellsGeneral Nomonza
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