File:The Redhead (1919) - 2.jpg
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English: Still from the American film The Redhead (1919) with Conrad Nagel, Alice Brady, and Robert Schable, page 45 of the April 12, 1919 Exhibitors Herald. |
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Source | Exhibitors Herald (Mar. - Jun. 1919) on the Internet Archive |
Author | Select Pictures Corporation |
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