Three Friends (1913)
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Three Friends (1913)
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Henry B. Walthall | ... |
Ned Billings - the Husband
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Blanche Sweet | ... |
The Wife
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John T. Dillon | ... |
First Friend
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| Lionel Barrymore | ... |
Second Friend
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Joseph McDermott | ... |
Third Friend
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Clara T. Bracy | ... |
In First Factory
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Kathleen Butler | ... |
In First Factory
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| Harry Carey | ... |
In Saloon /
In First Factory
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Frank Evans | ... |
In First Factory
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J. Jiquel Lanoe | ... |
In First Factory
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Walter P. Lewis | ... |
Foreman
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Wilfred Lucas | ... |
In Second Factory
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| Mae Marsh | ... |
The Wife's Friend
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W.C. Robinson | ... |
In Saloon
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J. Waltham | ... |
In Second Factory
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Although the storyline is not engaging for the modern viewer, the technical aspects of the film and the cast (Lionel Barrymore) drawn upon are significant. Even before Cecil B. DeMille came on the scene, D.W. Griffith was advancing technically and artistically in Hollywood with 'Three Friends'.