The Head of the Family Trailer (1922)
01 June 1922
A widow weds a bully and tames him by having a sailor pose as her long-lost son.
Watch the official The Head of the Family 1922 trailer in HD below.
01 June 1922
A widow weds a bully and tames him by having a sailor pose as her long-lost son.
Watch the official The Head of the Family 1922 trailer in HD below.
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Johnny Butt as Green
Cynthia Murtagh as Betty Foster
John Ashton as Robert Letts
Daisy England as Mrs. Green
Bertie White as Henry Whidden
Moore Marriott as Mate
H. Manning Haynes Director
United States 01 June 1922
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10 December 1922
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02 April 1922
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04 March 1922
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06 November 1922
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01 March 1922
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24 July 1922
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01 January 1922
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