High Finance Trailer (1917)
Starring George Walsh as Preston Platt and Doris Pawn as Patricia West this involved themes of wealth and social standing.
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Cast
George Walsh as Preston Platt
Doris Pawn as Patricia West
Willard Louis as Pringle
Charles Clary as T. Morgan Jenks
Herschel Mayall as Jonathan Platt
Rosita Marstini as Mrs. Mathilda Vanderpool
Crew
Otis Turner Director
Larry Evans Story
F. McGrew Willis Scenario Writer
Charles E. Kaufman Director of Photography
International Titles
Alias Black and White Trailer
International Releases Dates
United States 26 March 1917
Production Companies
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