The Midnight Girl Trailer (1919)
01 September 1919 Comedy 29 mins
A musical comedy in two acts based on Adolf Philipp's own play.
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Cast
Adolf Philipp as Thomas N. Gee
Marie Pagano as Clarisse
Gladys MacClure as Trixie
Phil Sanford as James the Butler
Edward Elkas as Doctor Soakum
Joseph Marquis as Jimmy Toddle
Hal Peel as Leon Provot
International Releases Dates
United States 01 September 1919
Production Companies
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