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Judge Randolph Legarde becomes a dual personality when he is kicked in the head by a horse.
Top billed cast
Lionel BarrymoreJudge Randolph Legarde
Edna PendletonAmelia Garside
William H. TookerInspector Barton
Roy ApplegateBig Charles- T. Waln-Mogan Draper
- Augustus Balfour
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