| Title : | The Letters |
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| Writer : | Adapted by Mayell Bannister from a French story by Maurice Leval |
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| Production : | Quality Plays |
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| Producer : | |
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| Director : | George A Cooper |
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| Studios : | Screenplays Studio, Clapham |
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| Released : | 29 January 1923 |
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| Distributor : | The Walturdaw Co.Ltd. |
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| Cast : | Madge Stuart |
| Hugh Millar | |
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| Storyline : | Madame Vincourt begs Landier to return her love letters, as she has ceased to love him. He does so, and later accepts an invitation to dinner at her house. |
| During dinner he explains he has been trying to write another novel - a love story in the form of letters. He describes what a marvellous book it would have made, | |
| but how it will never be finished, as he had to return the letters. As he is leaving, Madame Vincourt whispers with pride and elation that she will bring the letters | |
| to his rooms. "Madame", he replies,"I was not speaking of your letters". | |
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| Information : | Mentioned in Kinematograph Weekly of 9 November 1922 |
| Synopsis in Kinematograph Weekly of 23 November 1922 | |
| Titles in second series in The Bioscope of 23 November 1922 | |
| Storyline, with photograph, in Kinematograph Weekly of 7 December 1922 | |
| Release date in Kinematograph Weekly of 28 December 1922 | |
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