Her Sturdy Oak (1921) - Wanda Hawley, Walter Hiers, Sylvia Ashton

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Movie: Her Sturdy Oak

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Wanda Hawley

Violet White

Walter Hiers

Samuel Butteers

Sylvia Ashton

Belle Bright

Mayme Kelso

Mrs. White

Leo White

Archibald Mellon

Fred R. Stanton

Fred R. Stanton

Ranch Foreman

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