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The Law and the Lady
(1924) American
B&W : Six reels / 5700 feet
Directed by John L. McCutcheon

Cast: Len Leo [John ‘Jack’ Langley Jr.], Alice Lake [Marion Blake], Mary Thurman [Minerva Blake], Tyrone Power (Sr.) [John Langley Sr.], Maurice Costello [Cyrus Blake], Henry Sedley [Don Hollins], Cornelius Keefe [Stephen Clark], Joseph Depew [the office boy], Tom Blake [Bill Sims], Joseph Burke [the butler], Jack McLean [Hubert Townsend], Raphaella Ottiano [Ma Sims]

Marlborough Productions production; distributed by Aywon Film Corporation. / Scenario by Lewis Allen Browne. Presented by Schuyler E. Grey. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.37:1 format. / The film was granted a New York state exhibition license in 18 December 1924.

Drama: Crime.

Survival Status: The film is presumed lost : Fragmentary print exists in the Library of Congress film archive (American Film Institute collection) [approximately two reels].

Keywords: Crime: Kidnapping, Theft - Criminals: Gangs, Kidnappers, Thieves - Law: Judicial: Attorneys, Lawyers - Millionaires - Mistaken identities

Listing updated: 25 September 2009.

References: Website-AFI.

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