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Daughters of the Night (1924)
After being disinherited by their wealthy father for their wild and irresponsible ways, two brothers embark on vastly different paths. One turns to crime and the other follows the straight and narrow falling in love along the way. When their paths cross again both find their lives in danger and only one will emerge safely.
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After being disinherited by their wealthy father for their wild and irresponsible ways, two brothers embark on vastly different paths. One turns to crime and the other follows the straight and narrow falling in love along the way. When their paths cross again both find their lives in danger and only one will emerge safely.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Willard Robertson
In Theaters:11/9/1924
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Fox Film Corporation
Cast
Elmer Clifton
Director
Orville Caldwell
Billy Roberts
Alyce Mills
Betty Blair
Claude Cooper
Mr. Dabb
Warner Richmond
Lawyer Kilmaster
Phelps Decker
Doc Long
Willard Robertson
Prof. Woodbury
Clarice Vance
Mrs. Dabb
Alice Chapin
Grandma Backer
Bobbie Perkins
Eloise Dabb
Charles Slattery
Dick Oliver
Henry Sands
Jimmy Roberts
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