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How Could You, Jean? (1918)
A lost Film. Mary Pickford plays a socialite who, having lost her fortune, takes a job as a Swedish cook. She falls in love with a chauffeur who, lo and behold, is a slumming millionaire.
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A lost Film. Mary Pickford plays a socialite who, having lost her fortune, takes a job as a Swedish cook. She falls in love with a chauffeur who, lo and behold, is a slumming millionaire.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Frances Marion
In Theaters:6/29/1918
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Mary Pickford Company, Paramount-Artcraft Pictures, Paramount Pictures
Cast
William Desmond Taylor
Director
Mary Pickford
Jean Mackaye
Casson Ferguson
Ted Burton Jr
Spottiswoode Aitken
Rufus Bonner
Herbert Standing
Burton Sr
Fanny Midgley
Mrs. Bonner
Lawrence Peyton
Oscar
Zasu Pitts
Oscar's Sweetheart
Maie B. Havey
Susan Cooper
Lucille Ward
Kate Morley
Emily Gerdes
Morley Child
Wesley Barry
Morley Child
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