His Wife’s Child Trailer

His Wife’s Child Trailer (1913)

14 November 1913 Drama 22 mins

Florence Lawrence plays a woman who remarries and has a child, believing her first husband died, only for him to return.

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Cast

Earle Foxe

as Fox - the Dissolute

Percy Standing

as John - the Husband

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 14 November 1913

Production Companies

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