The Stolen Loaf Trailer

The Stolen Loaf Trailer (1913)

10 May 1913 Drama 12 mins

A poor man steals a loaf of bread to feed his family, not knowing there's a stolen diamond hidden inside.

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Cast

Henry B. Walthall

as The Poor Man

Kate Bruce

as The Poor Man's Wife

Claire McDowell

as The Rich Woman

Harry Carey

as The Butler

William A. Carroll

as At Dinner (uncredited)

Charles Hill Mailes

as At Dinner (uncredited)

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 10 May 1913

Production Companies

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