"A Picturization Of Lights And Shadows That Crown Many Romances" 27 February 1921 Drama 75 mins
According to an information in the George P. Johnson Collection at the UCLA Special Collections Library, this was the first release of The Afro-American Film Exhibitors Co. of Kansas City, Missouri.
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United States 27 February 1921
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