""Gwan! I'll Run This Road!"" 25 May 1919 Comedy 50 mins
A young woman is in love, but the man of her affections wants only her and no part of her vast wealth.
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Dorothy Gish as Susy Faraday Jones
George Fawcett as Bradford Warrington Jones
Richard Barthelmess as Scoop McCready
Ralph Graves as Harold Packard
Edward Peil Sr. as Robert Hamilton (as Edward Peil)
Porter Strong as William Craig
Wilbur Higby as Undetermined role
Elmer Clifton Director
Harry Carr Writer
Lee Garmes Director of Photography
John W. Leezer Director of Photography
Leigh Smith Assistant Director
United States 25 May 1919
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05 April 1919
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01 June 1919
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