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Kilmeny (1915)
Little Doris Calhoun, of a wealthy English family, makes a playmate of Pierre, a crippled gypsy boy, and drifts away with him and the gypsy band on their wanderings and is seen no more. In twelve years she becomes a great favorite with the gypsies, who have named her Kilmeny, but rather than be married to a brutal fellow, Barouche, she flees the camp.
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Little Doris Calhoun, of a wealthy English family, makes a playmate of Pierre, a crippled gypsy boy, and drifts away with him and the gypsy band on their wanderings and is seen no more. In twelve years she becomes a great favorite with the gypsies, who have named her Kilmeny, but rather than be married to a brutal fellow, Barouche, she flees the camp.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:7/22/1915
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Oliver Morosco Productions, Paramount Pictures
Cast
Oscar Apfel
Director
Lenore Ulric
Doris Calhoun - aka Kilmeny
William Desmond
Bob Meredith
Doris Baker
Doris Calhoun - as a Child (as Baby Doris Baker)
Herbert Standing
Gypsy Chief
Gordon Griffith
Pierre - the Boy
Myrtle Stedman
Lady Leigh
Howard Davies
Barouche
Marshall Mackaye
Pierre - the Man
Frederick Wilson
Lord Leigh
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