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Mystery of Life (1931)
The scientific theory of evolution is explained by Smith College Professor H.M. Parshley and famed attorney Clarence Darrow.
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The scientific theory of evolution is explained by Smith College Professor H.M. Parshley and famed attorney Clarence Darrow.
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In Theaters:8/3/1931
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