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The Finger Print (1913)
Two boys, Dan Woods, son of a poor widow, and Bert Ainslie, the scion of a rich one, are introduced in college. The scene opens at the tennis court on the college campus, then comes the girl, Nellie Wilson, beloved of both, but favoring the poor youth, Dan.
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Two boys, Dan Woods, son of a poor widow, and Bert Ainslie, the scion of a rich one, are introduced in college. The scene opens at the tennis court on the college campus, then comes the girl, Nellie Wilson, beloved of both, but favoring the poor youth, Dan.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Arthur Preston Hankins
In Theaters:10/20/1913
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Oscar Eagle
Director
Charles Clary
Muntone - the Great Detective
Jack Nelson
Dan Wood
Winifred Greenwood
Nellie Wilson
Norman Fowler
Bert Ainslie
Louise Kelly
Mrs. Woods - Dan's Mother
Rose Evans
Mrs. Ainslie - Bert's Mother
Lafe McKee
Dabney - a Crook
Jack Jensen
The Clerk
Thomas Commerford
The Client
George L. Cox
The Lawyer
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