The Isle of Sunken Gold is a short film released in 1927, with a duration of 10 minutes. Directed by an unknown director, this film takes place in the United States and features a talented cast including Duke Kahanamoku as Lono, Alfred Sabato, Bruce Gordon as Tod Lorre, Emmett Wagner, Jack P. Pierce (credited as John Pierce), Anita Stewart as Princess Kala of Tafofu, Jay J. Bryan, Possum, Evangeline Russell as Lua, and Vincent Howard.
The story of The Isle of Sunken Gold revolves around a mysterious island rumored to be home to untold riches. Lono, a brave adventurer played by Duke Kahanamoku, sets out on a journey to uncover the hidden treasures of the island. Along the way, he encounters Princess Kala of Tafofu, played by Anita Stewart, who becomes his ally in the quest for the sunken gold.
As Lono and Princess Kala explore the island, they must overcome various challenges and obstacles, including treacherous terrain and rival treasure hunters led by Tod Lorre, portrayed by Bruce Gordon. With the help of Lua, played by Evangeline Russell, a wise native of the island, Lono and Princess Kala navigate the dangers of the sunken gold's location.
The Isle of Sunken Gold is a thrilling adventure film that showcases the talents of its cast and crew. With stunning underwater scenes and exciting action sequences, this movie captures the excitement of a treasure hunt on the high seas. Despite its short runtime, the film manages to pack a punch with its captivating story and engaging characters.
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