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The Hidden Children (1917)
In accordance with an Iroquois custom, two women unknown to each other decide to make their babies "hidden children" by giving them to Native American foster-parents until they reach maturity. A boy and a girl are thus raised within the Iroquois community. Upon learning of their true heritage and the custom's purpose, they return to their original people. They are then expected to marry each other to bring a fresh spirit into the tribe.
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In accordance with an Iroquois custom, two women unknown to each other decide to make their babies "hidden children" by giving them to Native American foster-parents until they reach maturity. A boy and a girl are thus raised within the Iroquois community. Upon learning of their true heritage and the custom's purpose, they return to their original people. They are then expected to marry each other to bring a fresh spirit into the tribe.
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Genre:Drama, History, Romance
Written By:Oscar Apfel, Robert W. Chambers
In Theaters:3/26/1917
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Yorke Film Corporation
Cast
Oscar Apfel
Director
Harold Lockwood
Evan Loskiel
May Allison
Lois de Contrecoeur
Lillian West
Jeanne de Contrecoeur
Henry Hebert
Mayaro
George A. McDaniel
Amochol
Lester Cuneo
Lt. Boyd
Lillian Hayward
Mrs. Rannock
Howard Davies
Gen. Sullivan
Arthur Allardt
Capt. Jean de Contrecoeur
Albert Ellis
Cavert
Daniel Davis
Hiaowoc
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