Jazzmania

The queen of a mythical European nation flees to America when a general threatens to overthrow her government.

Cast

Mae Murray

as Ninon

Rod La Rocque

as Jerry Langdon

Jean Hersholt

as Prince Otto of Como

Robert Frazer

as Captain Valmar

Edmund Burns

as Sonny Daimler (as Edward Burns)

Lionel Belmore

as Baron Bolo

Herbert Standing

as Josephus Ranson

Edith Bostwick

as Marline (as Mrs. J. Farrell MacDonald)

Wilfred Lucas

as Julius Furman

J. Herbert Frank

as Colonel Kerr

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