The Yellow Ticket
Raoul Walsh1931-10-30
Was happiness ever to be hers?
5
88 min
A young Russian girl is forced into a life of prostitution in Czarist Russia, and she and a British journalist find their lives endangered when she reveals to him information regarding the social crimes rampant in her country.
Cast
| Name | Character | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Elissa Landi | Marya Kalish | Unowned |
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Lionel Barrymore | Baron Igor Andreeff | Unowned |
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Laurence Olivier | Julian Rolfe | Unowned |
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Mischa Auer | Melchior | Unowned |
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Edwin Maxwell | Police Agent Boligoff | Unowned |
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Walter Byron | Count Nikolai | Unowned |
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Arnold Korff | Grandfather Kalish | Unowned |
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Rita La Roy | Fania Rubinstein | Unowned |
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Oscar Apfel | British Embassy Butler | Unowned |
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Frederick Burt | Minor Role | Unowned |
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Émile Chautard | Headwaiter | Unowned |
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Gilbert Emery | Sir Hubert, British Ambassador | Unowned |
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Esther Howard | Prisoner | Unowned |
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Boris Karloff | Drunken Orderly | Unowned |
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Henry Kolker | Passport Clerk | Unowned |
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Ann Kunde | Prison Matron | Unowned |
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Ivan Linow | Wrestler | Unowned |
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Michael Mark | Baron's Secretary | Unowned |
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Alex Melesh | Police Agent | Unowned |
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Edmund Mortimer | Man in Club | Unowned |
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Sarah Padden | Mother Kalish | Unowned |
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William Pawley | Train Porter | Unowned |
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Constantine Romanoff | Reveller / Prison Guard | Unowned |
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Harry Semels | Jailer | Unowned |
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John St. Polis | Passport Official at Airport | Unowned |
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Harry Tenbrook | Train Porter | Unowned |