Caught in the Rapids Trailer (1921)
13 March 1921
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13 March 1921
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Edgar Jones as Octave Lapierre
Edna May Sperl as Elise Cormier
Carlton Brickert as Charlie Bedlow
Ben Hendricks Jr. as Mique Ladrigan
John Woodford as Fire ranger
Edgar Jones Director
Holman Francis Day Writer
Edgar Jones Producer
Eugene French Cinematography
United States 13 March 1921
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