The Quickening Flame Trailer (1919)
While traveling in England, American lawyer John Steele falls in love and marries burlesque star Maizie Bell.
Watch the official The Quickening Flame 1919 trailer in HD below.
While traveling in England, American lawyer John Steele falls in love and marries burlesque star Maizie Bell.
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Montagu Love as John Steele
June Elvidge as Maizie Bell
Mabel Ballin as Hester Blaine
Al Hart as Harlon
Jack Drumier as Judge Mason
Travers Vale Director
Elizabeth R. Carpenter Story
Giles R. Warren Scenario Writer
Alfred Huger Moses Jr. Director of Photography
United States 21 April 1919
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