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The Mortal Sin (1917)

George Anderson, a struggling author, works in the daytime as a clerk in the office of Emmet Standish, the publisher, and at night writes on his novel, "The Mortal Sin."
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George Anderson, a struggling author, works in the daytime as a clerk in the office of Emmet Standish, the publisher, and at night writes on his novel, "The Mortal Sin."

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:John H. Collins
Written By:John H. Collins
In Theaters:3/12/1917
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures

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