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Soft Shoes is a american film of genre Drama directed by Lloyd Ingraham released in USA on 1 january 1925 with Harry Carey
Soft Shoes (1925)
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Actors
Harry Carey
(Pat Halahan)
Lillian Rich
(Faith O'Day)
Paul Weigel
(Dummy O'Day)
Francis Ford
(Quig Mundy)
Stanton Heck
(Bradely)
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