The Butterfly Trailer (1914)
A father tries to keep his son from marrying a poor actress. She eventually becomes a famous and wealthy leading lady, and is reunited with the son.
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Cast
Helen Gardner as Nancy North - the Butterfly
International Releases Dates
United States 27 October 1914
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