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The Face on the Screen

1916, English. Directed by Harry Solter.

Florence, trying to escape fortune hunters, is residing at the seashore, when her maid dies. Florence has pretended to be the maid of this woman and she continues the deception. Her death is cabled to her attorney in New York, who advises her cousin and his wife, who have an adopted son, Harry. Later Harry meets the girl in her disguise as maid, and both are impressed.

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30 December 1916
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United States of America
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The Face on the Screen isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 30 December 1916. (Checked 10 November 2026.)

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Who directed The Face on the Screen?

The Face on the Screen (1916) was directed by Harry Solter and stars Florence Lawrence.

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