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Where Are My Children?
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Cast & Crew
Where Are My Children? (1916) - Full Cast and Crew
1916
Movie
Audience
Score
60
Movie Details
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Cast
T
Tyrone Power Sr.
as Richard Walton
H
Helen Riaume
as Mrs. Richard Walton
M
Marie Walcamp
as Mrs. William Carlo
C
Cora Drew
as The Waltons's Housekeeper
R
Rena Rogers
as Lillian
A
Alva D. Blake
as Roger
J
Juan de la Cruz
as Herman Malfit
C
C. Norman Hammond
as William Homer
W
William J. Hope
as Richard's Brother-in-Law
M
Marjorie Blynn
as Richard's Sister
W
William Haben
as Dr. Gilding
G
George Berrell
as Judge (uncredited)
M
Mary MacLaren
as The Waltons's Maid (uncredited)
A
Andy MacLennan
as Man on Street (uncredited)
A
Anne Power
as Infant (uncredited)
Crew
L
Lois Weber
Director
P
Phillips Smalley
Director
P
Phillips Smalley
Producer
L
Lois Weber
Producer
S
Stephen S. Norton
Director of Photography
A
Allen G. Siegler
Director of Photography
R
Rex Hodge
Assistant Director
L
Lucy Payton
Story
F
Franklyn Hall
Story
L
Lois Weber
Writer
P
Phillips Smalley
Writer
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