For Love and Glory Trailer

For Love and Glory Trailer (1911)

14 August 1911 Drama, Romance 18 mins

Young Lieut. Osmond, of the British Army, is engaged to be married to Rose Seaton. His father objects. Later they are married, and Lieut. Osmond is denounced as his son.

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Cast

Maurice Costello

as Lt. Osmond

Helen Gardner

as Rose Seaton

Van Dyke Brooke

as Osmond's Father

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 14 August 1911

Production Companies

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