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Scene still with Robert Elliot, Dorothy Dalton, Alice Gale, and others.
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This outdoor scene still with the actors Robert Elliot, Dorothy Dalton, and Alice Gale in the foreground was made for the Thomas H. Ince production "L'Apache." The handwritten caption on the reverse of the print reads: "He would help her but why this mystery? Why was she silent?"
1919
Paramount Pictures, Inc.
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WHi 103426
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