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The Terror of Conscience (1913)

A noted actor, appearing in the role Richelieu, stands at the stage entrance one evening and hears the confession of a conscience-stricken Italian, who mistakes him for a priest.
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A noted actor, appearing in the role Richelieu, stands at the stage entrance one evening and hears the confession of a conscience-stricken Italian, who mistakes him for a priest.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:6/6/1913
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Studio:Kalem Company

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