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Phantom Fortunes

1916, English. Directed by Paul Scardon.

Bob Deering on his way to business meets his sweetheart, Molly Sherman. He arrives at Milliken and Co., stockbrokers, his place of employment, just in time to save Herman, Zalmon Pinsker's 14-year-old son, from a very rough engagement with the other messengers in the office. For this act Herman takes him to his father's shop and obtains a suit at wholesale, and it is here that Bob meets Ike Mandell, who is in love with Dora, the daughter of Pinsker.

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English
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11 September 1916
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Phantom Fortunes (1916) was directed by Paul Scardon and stars Barney Bernard, Jennie Moskowitz, James Morrison.

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