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Love's Flame is a film directed by Carl Gregory with Thomas Carrigan
Love's Flame
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Directed by Carl Gregory
Love's Flame est un film américain réalisé par Carl Gregory et sorti en 1920.
Actors
Thomas Carrigan
(Capt. Donald Clay)
Vivienne Osborne
(VAdele De Ronsard)
Reginald Barlow
(Monsieur De Rosard)
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