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Irene Castle and William P. Carleton in "The Amateur Wife"



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Title: Irene Castle and William P. Carleton in "The Amateur Wife"
Description: Cosmo Spotiswood (played by William P. Carleton on the right) confronts a man who has designs on his wife Justine (played by Irene Castle). Castle is dressed in horse-riding attire: hat, coat, jodhpurs, boots, and gloves. She holds a whip. This is a scene still from the 1920 Lasky production "The Amateur Wife."
Image ID: 88671
Creation
Date: 		1920 
Creator
Name: 		Lasky
Collection
Name:
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Apparently this film had the preliminary title "A Wonderful Wife," as some prints are marked this way.
Subjects: Furniture
Hats
Shoes
Publicity
Indoor photography
Men
Portraits, Group
Women
Actors
Actresses
Clothing and dress
Suits (Clothing)
Silent films
Moustache
 

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Please Credit: Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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