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Counterfeit (1919)
In order to secretly replenish the family's failing fortunes, Virginia Griswold secures a position in the Secret Service to apprehend a group of counterfeiters and gain the reward money.
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In order to secretly replenish the family's failing fortunes, Virginia Griswold secures a position in the Secret Service to apprehend a group of counterfeiters and gain the reward money.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Ouida Bergère
In Theaters:11/30/1919
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Paramount Pictures
Cast
George Fitzmaurice
Director
Elsie Ferguson
Virginia Griswold
David Powell
Stuart Kent
Helen Montrose
Mrs. Palmer
Charles Kent
Col. Harrington
Charles K. Gerrard
Vincent Cortez
Ida Waterman
Mrs. Griswold
Robert Lee Keeling
Mr. Palmer
Fred Jenkins
Uncle Ben
Mrs. Robertson
Aunt Jemima
Elizabeth Breen
Marinette, the Maid
Robert Vivian
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