A story of reconciliation and redemption. In a dramatic stage performance, a successful actress is watched by her estranged father. After her performance, they are finally reunited, marking the "ending" of their long journey of separation.
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Marion Leonard as The Actress
Stanner E.V. Taylor Director
United States 01 October 1913
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