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A gentleman burglar is a detective, which acts as a shield to his more shady pastime.
Top billed cast
James J. CorbettDanvers / Raffles
Claire WhitneyNorma
Fraunie FraunholzButler
Calvin ReislandHadley Stone- Edward CecilRev. John Banfield
- Augusta BurmeisterMrs. Harmon
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