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The Scarlet Lily (1923)
Silent feature directed by Victor Schertzinger
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Silent feature directed by Victor Schertzinger
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fred Sittenham, Florence Hein, Lois Zellner
In Theaters:7/15/1923
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:B.P. Schulberg Productions
Cast
Victor Schertzinger
Director
Katherine MacDonald
Dora Mason
Orville Caldwell
Lawson Dean
Stuart Holmes
Jessup Barnes
Edith Lyle
Mrs. Barnes
Adele Farrington
Trixie Montresse
J. Gordon Russell
Laurence Peyton
Grace Morse
Beatrice Milo
Jane Mercer
Little Mollie
Lincoln Stedman
John Rankin
Gertrude Quality
Mrs. Rosetta Bowen
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