White Fang (1925)
Silent version of the classic Jack London tale.
Top billed cast
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Theodore von EltzWeadon Scott
Ruth DwyerMollie Holland
Matthew BetzFrank Wilde
Walter PerryJoe Holland
Charles MurrayJudson Black
Tom O'BrienMatt
Steve Murphy'Beauty' Smith- John BurchBill Morry
Margaret McWadeMrs. Black
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