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Food for Scandal (1920)
June Arbuthnot tries to make her bored husband jealous by feigning a scandal with another man, which ultimately backfires when the ruse becomes too believable.
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June Arbuthnot tries to make her bored husband jealous by feigning a scandal with another man, which ultimately backfires when the ruse becomes too believable.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Edith M. Kennedy, Paul Kester
In Theaters:9/12/1920
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Realart Pictures Corporation
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