09 January 1912 Drama, Comedy, Romance 16 mins
Jack must prove himself before Beatrice's father will allow him to continue seeing his daughter.
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Robert Brower as Mr. Langdon
Mary Fuller as Beatrice, his daughter
Harold M. Shaw as Jack Deering
William Wadsworth as Proprietor of the restaurant
United States 09 January 1912
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