It May Be Your Daughter Trailer (1916)
It May Be Your Daughter is a 1916 silent drama.
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It May Be Your Daughter is a 1916 silent drama.
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Edith Thornton as Ruth
Hugh Thompson as Salvatore, Ruth's father
Dorothy Gwynne as Carlotta, Ruth's mother
Charles Hallock as Rev. James Spencer
Carolyn Lee as Grace's mother
George M. Merrick Scenario Writer
United States 01 October 1916
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21 February 1916
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12 November 1916
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10 March 1916
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02 January 1916
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