When You and I Were Young Trailer

When You and I Were Young Trailer (1917)

16 July 1917 Drama 50 mins

Farm girl Dorothy, clashes with her traditional father over her ambition to become a writer and eventually leaves to pursue her dreams after meeting an artist.

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Cast

Alma Hanlon

as Dorothy Miller

Harry Benham

as Artist

Louis Thiel

as Dorothy's father

Florence Short

as Spitfire

Emma Tansey

as Dorothy's Mother

Louis Stern

as Randall

Crew

John G. Haas

John G. Haas Camera Operator

International Releases Dates

United States 16 July 1917

Production Companies

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