The Film Favorite's Finish Trailer (1915)
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Cast
Louise Bates as The Leading Woman
Frank Goldsmith as The Favorite
Frances Keyes as The Character Woman
Riley Chamberlin as The Character Man
Crew
Lloyd Lonergan Scenario Writer
International Releases Dates
United States 11 November 1915
Production Companies
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