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The Poetic Justice of Omar Khan is a film of genre Drama directed by Edward LeSaint released in USA on 11 april 1915 with Guy Oliver

The Poetic Justice of Omar Khan (1915)

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Released in USA 11 april 1915
Directed by
Genres Drama

Poetic Justice of Omar Khan est un film muet américain réalisé par Edward LeSaint et sorti en 1915.

Actors

Guy Oliver

(Philip Hyde)Stella LeSaint

(Joan Hyde)Eugenie Besserer

(Neva Hyde)Fred Huntley

(David Harcourt)
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