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The Orphan (1920)

A young boy becomes an outlaw seeking to avenge his father's murder, but ultimately joins forces with the local sheriff to save the lawman's niece and defeat the true killer.
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A young boy becomes an outlaw seeking to avenge his father's murder, but ultimately joins forces with the local sheriff to save the lawman's niece and defeat the true killer.

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Genre:Drama, Western
Directed By:J. Gordon Edwards
Written By:Roy Somerville
In Theaters:5/1/1920
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Fox Film Corporation

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