The Secret of Lone Star Trailer

The Secret of Lone Star Trailer (1920)

14 May 1920 Drama

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Cast

Fannie Ward

as Ellen Frendy

Henri Gouget

as Renard

Henri Janvier

as Dick Frendy

Rex McDougall

as Wodwood

International Titles

The Hardest Way Trailer

The Secret of Lone Star Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 14 May 1920

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