The White Pearl (1915) Caption: "The Unexpected Passenger" Marie Doro in "THE WHITE PEARL" Produced by Famous Players Film Co. Adolph Zukor, Pres. (c) 1915 Caption: "Don't You Know Me... I'm Bob!" Thomas Holding and Marie Doro Marie Doro in "THE WHITE PEARL" Produced by Famous Players Film Co. Adolph Zukor, Pres. (c) 1915 PARAMOUNT PROGRAM DANIEL FROHMAN Presents MARIE DORO in a Fanciful Romance "THE WHITE PEARL" by Edith Barnard Delano In the Arms of Buddah! Produced by the FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM CO.   Adolph Zukor, Pres. Cozy Theatre Where the BEST Pictures Are Shown TUESDAY, Jan. 18 (1916) Matinee and Night -- 1:30 and 7:00 p.m. Only 5 and 10 CTS. MARIE DORO in "THE WHITE PEARL" in Motion Pictures CAST OF CHARACTERS NANCY MARIE DORO Bob Thomas Holding Robert Alden, Sr. Walter Craven Capt. Marvell Robert Broderick Setsu Cesare Gravina Setu's Wife Maude Granger Capt. Featherstone Robert Cain REVIEW MARIE DORO, the enchanting young star who through her first appearance in motion pictures, in that great film creation, "The Morals of Marcus," endowed the screen with a new personality, again attains a decisive screen triumph in the Famous Players Film Company's elaborate five-part photo-production "The White Pearl" by Edith Barnard Delano, author of "Rags." "The White Pearl" is a fanciful romance of the orient, with which drama and mystery are absorbingly interwoven. In this unusual story, the strong attachment between two young American lovers survives and triumphs over the machinations of a band of Japanese geisha traders, the influence of a Hindu legent of death which for a time threatens the life of the girl, and the caprices of destiny itself. Throughout the entire production Miss Doro proves herself thoroughly captivating and dramatically effective. THE STAR WHO INTRODUCED A NEW PERSONALITY TO THE SCREEN MARIE DORO IN A DRAMATIC ROMANCE OF THE ORIENT, "THE WHITE PEARL" The Castaway! Nancy as O-Nyoko-San Robert Alden Buys Nancy From Slavery with Marie Doro and Thomas Holding. Directed by Hugh Ford and Edwin S. Porter. Famous Players/Paramount More Information on this film...                                      This work (The White Pearl (1915), by Paramount), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books (none). Last Modified January 14, 2017