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The Good for Nothing (1917)
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/10/1917
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Studio:World Film, Peerless Productions
Cast
Carlyle Blackwell
Director
Carlyle Blackwell
Jack Burkshaw
Evelyn Greeley
Marion Alston
Kate Lester
Mrs. Burkshaw
Charles Duncan
Eugene Alston
William Sherwood
Jerry Alston
Muriel Ostriche
Barbara Manning
Eugenie Woodward
Barbara's Mother
Katherine Johnston
Laurel Baxter
Pinna Nesbit
Clarice Laverne
Nick LaRocca
Trumpet Player
Henry Ragas
Piano Player
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