File:Old Wives for New (1918) - Ad 2.jpg
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editDescriptionOld Wives for New (1918) - Ad 2.jpg |
English: Ad for the American film Old Wives for New (1918) with Florence Vidor, Elliott Dexter, and Sylvia Ashton, on page 4713 of the June 12, 1920 Motion Picture News. The film was re-released following the release of Why Change Your Wife? (1920). |
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Source | Motion Picture News (Mar. - Jun. 1920) at the Internet Archive |
Author | Artcraft Pictures Corporation / Paramount Artcraft |
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