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Flames of Desire (1924)
Daniel Strathmore, has wealth and influence. He forms an infatuation for a beautiful adventuress and when a friend interferes he fights him and the friend is accidentally killed. Strathmore takes care of the friend's daughter, who later falls in love with him. She forgives the past and they marry. A lost film.
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Daniel Strathmore, has wealth and influence. He forms an infatuation for a beautiful adventuress and when a friend interferes he fights him and the friend is accidentally killed. Strathmore takes care of the friend's daughter, who later falls in love with him. She forgives the past and they marry. A lost film.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Denison Clift, Reginald Fogwell, Ouida
In Theaters:11/30/1924
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Fox Film Corporation
Cast
Denison Clift
Director
Wyndham Standing
Daniel Strathmore
Elmo Billings
Little Boy (uncredited)
Diana Miller
Marion Vavasour
Richard Thorpe
Dick Langton
Frank Leigh
Ferand Vavasour
George K. Arthur
Lionel Caryll
Jackie Saunders
Viola Lee
Charles Clary
Clive Errol
Eugenia Gilbert
Mrs. Courtney Ruhl
Dorothy Seay
Little Girl (uncredited)
Frances Beaumont
Lucille Errol
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