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Children of Eve (1915)
An illegitimate child of the slums comes to faith. Later, she chooses to labor in a canning factory in order to investigate its poor conditions, not realizing she has a significant connection to the cold-hearted factory owner.
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An illegitimate child of the slums comes to faith. Later, she chooses to labor in a canning factory in order to investigate its poor conditions, not realizing she has a significant connection to the cold-hearted factory owner.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:John H. Collins
In Theaters:11/10/1915
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Edison Studios
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