My Lady's Past Trailer (1929)
Mamie Reynolds has been engaged to Sam Young for ten years. But when Sam's novel is published after many years of waiting, Sam falls for a gold digger.
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Crew
George M. Merrick Editor
Albert Ray Director
Frederic Hatton Writer
Fanny Hatton Writer
Harry Jackson Director of Photography
Frances Hyland Story
International Releases Dates
United States 01 April 1929
Production Companies
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