Mind Over Motor Trailer (1923)
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Trixie Friganza as Tish
Ralph Graves as Jasper McCutcheon
Clara Horton as Bettina Bailey
Caroline Rankin as Aggie
Grace Gordon as Marie
Pietro Sosso as Officer
Larry Steers as Ellis
Edward Hearn as Starter
Ward Lascelle Director
Bennett Cohen Title Designer
Mary Roberts Rinehart Story
Ward Lascelle Producer
United States 15 January 1923
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