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The Way of a Mother is a film directed by Jack Conway with Marguerite Marsh
The Way of a Mother (1915)
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Directed by Jack Conway
The Way of a Mother est un film muet américain réalisé par Jack Conway et sorti en 1915.
Actors
Marguerite Marsh
(Gladys Ducane)
George Walsh
(Robert Harding)
Josephine Crowell
(Mrs Harding)
Joseph Henabery
(Henry Bartlett)
Claire Anderson
Betty Marsh
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