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The Girl with the Champagne Eyes is a american film of genre Drama directed by Chester M. Franklin with Jewel Carmen
The Girl with the Champagne Eyes (1918)
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Add to a movie listThe Girl with the Champagne Eyes est un film américain muet réalisé par Chester M. Franklin, sorti en 1918.
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Nellie Proctor vole un portefeuille lors de la traversée d'un bateau à destination de San Francisco. Pensant avoir été repérée, elle jette le portefeuille sous la chaise la plus proche, sur laquelle est assis un certain James Blair. Ce dernier se retrouve accusé du vol, et dès l'arrivée du bateau à destination, il est mis en prison.Actors
Jewel Carmen
(Nellie Proctor)
Lee Shumway
(James Blair)
G. Raymond Nye
(Warren McKenzie)
Alfred Paget
(Matt)
Francis Carpenter
(Enfant de mineur)
Carmen De Rue
(Enfant de mineur)
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