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Eve's Daughter (1918)
Eve's Daughter was the fourth and final screen teaming of Billie Burke and Thomas Meighan. This time out, Burke is cast as Irene Simpson-Bates, who is disheartened to learn that her millionaire father has left her with a mere $15,000. She is subsequently courted by two men: Poor but respectable John Norton (Thomas Meighan), and rich but disreputable Courtenay Urquahrt (Lionel Atwill, in his American screen debut).
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Eve's Daughter was the fourth and final screen teaming of Billie Burke and Thomas Meighan. This time out, Burke is cast as Irene Simpson-Bates, who is disheartened to learn that her millionaire father has left her with a mere $15,000. She is subsequently courted by two men: Poor but respectable John Norton (Thomas Meighan), and rich but disreputable Courtenay Urquahrt (Lionel Atwill, in his American screen debut).
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Margaret Turnbull
In Theaters:3/4/1918
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, Paramount Pictures
Cast
James Kirkwood
Director
Billie Burke
Irene Simpson-Bates
Thomas Meighan
John Norton
Lionel Atwill
Courtenay Urquhart
Riley Hatch
Martin Simpson-Bates
Florence Flinn
Victoria Vanning
Harriet Ross
Mrs. Simpson-Bates
Lucille Carney
Edith Simpson-Bates
Mary Navarro
Kate Simpson-Bates
Harry Lee
Reverend James Sunningdale (as Henry Lee)
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