File:The Right of Way (1920) - Lytell drinking.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionThe Right of Way (1920) - Lytell drinking.jpg |
English: Still from the American film The Right of Way (1920) with Bert Lytell, from an adaption on page 71 of the March 1920 Motion Picture Magazine. |
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Source | Motion Picture Magazine (Feb. - Jul. 1920) at the Internet Archive |
Author | Screen Classics Inc. |
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