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A Sleeping Memory (1917)
The disgrace and suicide of her father drives Eleanore Marston from her comfortable existence into a life as a department store clerk in New York. There she meets wealthy Powers Fiske, who offers her a life of luxury if she will consent to an operation on her brain which would deprive her of her memory.
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The disgrace and suicide of her father drives Eleanore Marston from her comfortable existence into a life as a department store clerk in New York. There she meets wealthy Powers Fiske, who offers her a life of luxury if she will consent to an operation on her brain which would deprive her of her memory.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert S. Le Vino
In Theaters:10/15/1917
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Metro Pictures Corporation
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