The Bugle Call (1927)
Tale of a young bugler whose stepmother attempts to supplant the mother who only lives in his memory.
Top billed cast
Jackie CooganBilly Randolph
Claire WindsorAlice Tremayne
Herbert RawlinsonCapt. Randolph
Tom O'BrienSgt. Doolan
Harry ToddCpl. Jansen
Nelson McDowellLuke
Sarah PaddenLuke's Wife
Johnny Mack BrownBit (uncredited)
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