Bread on the Waters

Bread on the Waters

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Bread on the Waters

1913

0h 11m

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Comedy

Drama

Overview

A son, down and out on liquor, finds redemption.

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Production Companies

Edison Studios

Cast & Crew

5 members

Acting

Richard Tucker

George Varick

Richard Tucker

Acting

Bessie Learn

Mary Wilson

Bessie Learn

Acting

Robert Brower

John Wilson

Robert Brower

Acting

Harry Beaumont

Jack Wilson

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Acting

Margery Bonney Erskine

Mrs. Wilson

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