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Genres
Drama
Overview
Carleton Holt locates at one of the mountain inns. On one of his daily trips he hears a mountain maid singing in the woods. Jumping from his horse, he makes his way to where she is sitting to find her holding a bunch of arbutus in her hands. He is fascinated. It is mutual.
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Budget
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Revenue
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Runtime
14 min
Release Date
1911-11-08
Status
Released
Original Language
English
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Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Helen Gardner
The Mountain Woman Who Becomes a Celebrated Singer
Charles Kent
Tefft Johnson
Robert Gaillard
Carleton Holt
Alfred Hollingsworth
Mrs. B.F. Clinton
Edith Halleran
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