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The Greatest Power (1917)
Miriam Monroe and John Conrad are two young scientific workers who, independently of each other, have discovered a chemical called exonite. Miriam discovered it while searching for a cure for cancer, while Conrad used it as a basis for a powerful explosive.
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Miriam Monroe and John Conrad are two young scientific workers who, independently of each other, have discovered a chemical called exonite. Miriam discovered it while searching for a cure for cancer, while Conrad used it as a basis for a powerful explosive.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert S. Le Vino
In Theaters:6/18/1917
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Rolfe Photoplays
Cast
Edwin Carewe, Edward LeSaint
Director
Ethel Barrymore
Miriam Monroe
William B. Davidson
John Conrad
Harry Northrup
Albert Bernard (as Harry S. Northrup)
Frank Currier
Randolph Monroe
William Black
Bradford Duncan
Cecil Owen
Eric Johansen
Frederick Truesdell
Prof. Poole (as Fred C. Truesdell)
Redfield Clarke
Maj. Gen. Foster (as Redfield Clark)
Rudolph De Cordova
Williams
W.M. Armstrong
Capt. Herbert
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