The Chief of Police

The Chief of Police

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The Chief of Police

1914

0h 13m

9.0(1 votes)

Crime

Drama

Overview

How a man, imprisoned for another's crime, finds justice at last.

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5 members

Acting

Douglas Gerrard

Jack Keenan

Douglas Gerrard

Acting

Marin Sais

May Keenan

Marin Sais

Acting

Edward Clisbee

Peter Curtis

Edward Clisbee

Acting

Paul Hurst

Daniels

Paul Hurst

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William H. West

John Franklin

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