The Rose of Surrey
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| Directed by | Larry Trimble |
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| Country | United Kingdom |
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The Rose of Surrey is a British silent drama film of 1913 directed by Larry Trimble and starring Florence Turner, Frank Powell, Millicent Vernon, and Leal Douglas.
Outline[edit]
An attractive widow tries to lure the son of a rich man away from his girl friend.
Cast[edit]
- Florence Turner as Rose Moore[1]
- Frank Powell as Edmund Grey[1]
- Shirley Lea as John Grey[1]
- Millicent Vernon as Vivienne Hunter[1]
- Leal Douglas as Mrs Moore[1]
- Arthur Rodney as Solicitor[1]
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