Justice in the Far North (1910)
An abused wife who takes a desperate stand against her husband. Following her violent reaction, the husband reforms his behavior
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Florence LawrenceFlorence
King BaggotKing
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The Perils of Pauline (1914)
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Black Ice (1957)
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The Lost City (1920)
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The Tiger's Trail (1919)
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Zudora (1914)
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