The Game of Life
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Alice Fletcher
Betsy Rudd
Edward Travers
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Silent historical film depicts the significant events of Queen Victoria's reign through the experiences of three young girls.
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1922-06-01
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ACTUAL ENGLISH DERBY OF 70 YEARS AGO Staged in the "Game of Life" THE JOYOUS MID-VICTORIAN THRONGS THE QUEEN IN THE ROYAL BOX AND THE PICTURESQUE BOOKIES AND JOCKEYS STRANGE FIGURES OF THE OLD SPORTING DAYS OF THE 50's
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