Summary
The Telephone Girl and the Lady is an American film first released in 1913,
directed by D.W. Griffith.
The film stars Mae Marsh, Claire McDowell, Alfred Paget, Walter P. Lewis and Harry Carey.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: D.W. Griffith
- Script: Edward Acker, Anita Loos
- Photo: G.W. Bitzer
- Cast: Mae Marsh (The Telephone Girl), Claire McDowell (The Lady), Alfred Paget (The Telephone Girl’s Sweetheart), Walter P. Lewis (The Father), Harry Carey (The Thief), John T. Dillon (The Grocery Man), Madge Kirby (The Telephone Operator), Joseph McDermott (The Jewelry Salesman), Kate Bruce (The Lady’s Friend), Gertrude Bambrick (The Maid), Lionel Barrymore (The Desk Sergeant), Charles Hill Mailes
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 17 min; B&W; silent
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