The Mystery Mind Trailer

The Mystery Mind Trailer (1920)

01 November 1920 Adventure, Drama, Crime 300 mins

A murderous gang of mysterious creepy killers mark a young heiress for death. They are led by a ghostly voice known only as the "The Mystery Mind."

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Cast

Violet MacMillan

as Violet Bronson

Paul Panzer

as Carl 'The Wolf' Canfield

Peggy Shanor

as Vera Collins

Baby Ivy Ward

as Violet as a child

J. Robert Pauline

as Dr. Robert Dupont

Ed Rogers

as Carl Canfield

International Releases Dates

United States 01 November 1920

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