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Louis Haines, Pearl White, and Arthur Gordini in a scene still

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Sally Marrio (played by Pearl White) appears to be falling with a rake end poker in her hand as the banker J. Peter Weathersby (Louis Haines) watches from behind and as another man, probably blackmailer Lester Lawton (played by Arthur Gordini), reaches out toward her in a scene still from silent melodrama "Beyond Price."

Date Created:
1921
Creator:
Fox Film Corporation

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Creator
Fox Film Corporation
Date Created
1921

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Call Number
TF Beyond Price (1921)
Classification
WCFTR

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Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
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W013MFB
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WHi 104892

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