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Across the Footlights is a american film of genre Drama directed by Burton L. King released in USA on 13 june 1915 with Adele Lane

Across the Footlights (1915)

Across the Footlights
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Released in USA 13 june 1915
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OriginUSA
Genres Drama

Across the Footlights est un film muet américain réalisé par Burton L. King et sorti en 1915.

Actors

Adele Lane

(Adele Laurence)William C. Dowlan

(Larry Moore)Edward Sloman

(Max Harris)Lule Warrenton

(The Landlady)
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