The Widow and the Widower Trailer (1913)
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Cast
Wilfred Lucas as The Widower
Lillian Langdon as The Widow
Eleanor Woodruff as The Actress
Bess Meredyth as One of the Children
International Releases Dates
United States 13 February 1913
Production Companies
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