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Thru Different Eyes is a film of genre Drama directed by John G. Blystone released in USA on 13 april 1929 with Mary Duncan

Thru Different Eyes (1929)

Thru Different Eyes
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Released in USA 13 april 1929
Length 1h2
Directed by
Genres Drama
Rating59% 2.9589252.9589252.9589252.9589252.958925

Thru Different Eyes est un film américain réalisé par John G. Blystone et sorti en 1929.

Actors

Mary Duncan

(Viola)Edmund Lowe

(Harvey Manning)Warner Baxter

(Jack Winfield)Natalie Moorhead

(Frances Thornton)Earle Foxe

(Howard Thornton)
And :
Florence Lake
Sylvia Sidney
Purnell Pratt
Selmer Jackson
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