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Satan's Private Door

1917, English. Directed by J. Charles Haydon.

The house of Thomas Chatterton is divided against itself. His son Joseph is an inebriate; his daughter Anne is a social butterfly who neglects her baby and husband; the old man lives in solitude. Edith Conway comes to visit the Chattertons and finds herself distinctly out-of-place, of a different type. Thomas Chatterton finds in Edith a long-wished-for companion.

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Released
19 March 1917
Country
United States of America
Written by
Sam Small Jr.

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Satan's Private Door (1917) was directed by J. Charles Haydon and stars Mary Charleson, Webster Campbell, John Cossar.

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