Heinrich. Later, Tania steals the documents, gives them to Karl, and sends him out via a secret passage. However, it is all a trap. Alexandroff comes in and tells Tania that what she stole was mere blank paper; he shows her the real documents. He pulls out a gun and announces that he intends to use it on Karl, who has been captured outside. She struggles with Alexandroff and manages to fatally shoot him; the sound goes unheard amidst the merriment of the party. When the guards bring the prisoner, she pretends the general is still alive and wants to see him alone. She and Karl escape with the incriminating documents and get married. Cast Greta Garbo as Tania Fedorova Conrad Nagel as Captain Karl von Raden Gustav von Seyffertitz as General Boris Alexandroff Albert Pollet as Max Heinrich Edward Connelly as Colonel Eric von Raden Richard Alexander as General's Aide Betty Blythe as Opera singer (*uncredited)(per the dvd commentary track Jeffrey Vance and Tony Maietta) Home media Warner Home Video released The Mysterious Lady to DVD in 2005 as part of a box set called The Garbo Silents Collection with a music score by Vivek Maddala. The home video version contains an audio commentary track by film historians Jeffrey Vance and Tony Maietta. References External links 1928 films 1920s spy films American romantic drama films American silent feature films American spy films American black-and-white films Films based on German novels Films directed by Fred Niblo Films set in the 1910s Films set in Vienna Films set in Warsaw Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films 1928 romantic drama films 1920s American films Silent romantic drama films Silent American drama films