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The Discarded Woman (1920)
Esther Wells is dumped by her husband, Martin, just as she's boarding a train. She gets off at the next stop, wanders into a cabin owned by Samuel Radburn, who happens to have been swindled out of a mine by Martin.
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Esther Wells is dumped by her husband, Martin, just as she's boarding a train. She gets off at the next stop, wanders into a cabin owned by Samuel Radburn, who happens to have been swindled out of a mine by Martin.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lawrence McCloskey
In Theaters:7/10/1920
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Burton King Productions
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