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Lost and Won (1917): Cast

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Lost and Won is a 1917 drama directed by Frank Reicher, starring Carl Stockdale as Kirkland Gaige, Clarence Geldart and Mayme Kelso. It runs 55 minutes.

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Lost and Won (1917) movie poster
Released
Runtime
55 min
Director
Frank Reicher
Genre
Drama
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Lost and Won About?

The premise of Lost and Won without spoilers.

A newswoman meets a man who has bet his colleagues he can make her beautiful.

Lost and Won Themes & Keywords

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  • newspaper girl
  • melodrama
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Cast & crew

Lost and Won Cast & Characters

Carl Stockdale leads the cast as Kirkland Gaige, with Clarence Geldart and Mayme Kelso as Cleo Duvene. Directed by Frank Reicher; 7 actors are credited in all.

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Lost and Won FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Lost and Won, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Lost and Won?

Lost and Won runs 55 minutes.

When was Lost and Won released?

Lost and Won was released on January 21, 1917.

Who directed Lost and Won?

Lost and Won was directed by Frank Reicher.

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Who is in the cast of Lost and Won?

Lost and Won stars Carl Stockdale as Kirkland Gaige, Clarence Geldart and Mayme Kelso as Cleo Duvene, among 7 credited actors.

Does Lost and Won have a post-credit scene?

No. Lost and Won has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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