All for a Girl

All for a Girl

All for a Girl

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All for a Girl

1915

0h 55m

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Comedy

Overview

After a young man’s family loses their fortune, he is encouraged to court a wealthy woman who wants to escape the attention her wealth attracts. As the two grow closer, misunderstandings and unexpected events lead to a deep connection, with both learning valuable lessons about love, integrity, and wealth.

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Renee Kelly

Antoinette Hoadley

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Edward G. Longman

Harold Jepson

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Frank DeVernon

Mr. Dinwiddie

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Sue Balfour

Mrs. Van Espen

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