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Diamond Handcuffs

1928, English. Directed by John P. McCarthy.

In South Africa, a worker in a diamond mine is sentenced to death for stealing a huge diamond he found in the mine. Before he dies he passes the stone to a local girl, Musa. Known as the "Shah" diamond, it eventually winds up in New York City. Complications ensue, involving a wealthy society matron, her jealous husband, a gang of vicious jewel thieves and a brutal gangster who owns a nightclub. A lost film.

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Released
5 May 1928
Country
United States of America
Written by
Willis Goldbeck, Bradley King
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Diamond Handcuffs (1928) was directed by John P. McCarthy and stars Eleanor Boardman, Lawrence Gray, Sam Hardy.

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