Fleet to confess that he lied about the murder, and reveals the true identity of Vincenti. Cast Tom Moore as Peter Dane Dorothy Revier as Glenna Marsh Norman Trevor as Cole Norwood/Felipe Vincenti Jed Prouty as Geoffrey Fuller Otto Hoffman as Fleet Production In late November 1927 it was announced that Tom Moore and Dorothy Revier would be appearing in the film. Priscilla Dean had originally been cast in the leading role, and the film had been advertised to theater chains with her in the part. Shortly later, in the first week of December, Byron Haskin's involvement in the picture as director was revealed, and production had begun on the film. It was Haskin's first directing assignment under his new contract with Columbia. In mid-December Norman Trevor was added to the cast in dual roles. The film was released on December 20, 1927. Reception Harrison's Reports gave the film a lukewarm review based on the film's content, which they found morbid. They did not like the fact that the final moment of the picture portrayed a woman on the gallows awaiting her death. They did find the early plot nicely done. References External links American silent feature films American black-and-white films Films directed by Byron Haskin Columbia Pictures films 1920s American films