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The Bridal Chair

Jun 1, 1919
1h 0m
★ 9.0

Overview

Lord Louis Lewis vows not to marry until his crippled fiancée, Sylvane Sheridan, passes away, despite temptations from other women like Jill Hargreaves, highlighting his devotion and the constraints placed on his life by her condition. The film centers on this poignant romance and loyalty, with Lord Louis remaining faithful as he waits for Sylvane, even as other suitors vie for his attention.

Genres

Drama
Romance

Production Companies

G.B. Samuelson Productions

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Cast

C.M. Hallard

Lord Louis Lewis

C.M. Hallard

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Sylvane Sheridan

Miriam J. Sabbage

Daisy Burrell

Jill Hargreaves

Daisy Burrell

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Mrs. Sheridan

Mary Rorke

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Butler

John Kelt

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