"THE LIBERTINE-THE MAN WHO CAN AFFORD TO PLAY THE GAME WHILE HIS VICTIMS BEAR THE BURDEN OF SHAME-ALONE." 05 December 1916 Drama 50 mins
Not only wooing the love of one woman, but masterfully woos the hearts of many women.
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John Mason as Jim Mills
Alma Hanlon as Elsie Corwin
Marie Alexander as Elsie's mother
Walter Hitchcock as Charlie Gregg
Edward Langford as Bob
Jean Stuart as Grace Taylor
Doris Sawyer as Laura Worth
Julius Steger Director
Joseph A. Golden Director
Edna G. Riley Scenario Writer
John Urie Camera Operator
United States 05 December 1916
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