The Lash

A nobleman returns home to Southern California after the Mexican American War to find his people mistreated by unscrupulous Americans.

Cast

Richard Barthelmess

as Francisco Delfino 'Pancho'

Mary Astor

as Dona Rosita Garcia

Marian Nixon

as Dona Dolores Delfino

Fred Kohler

as Peter Harkness

James Rennie

as David Howard

Robert Edeson

as Don Mariana Delfina

Erville Alderson

as Judge Travers

Barbara Bedford

as Lupe

Arthur Stone

as Juan

Xavier Cugat

as Orchestra Leader (uncredited)

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