John Heriot's Wife

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John Heriot's Wife (Dutch: De vrouw van de minister) is a 1920 Dutch-British silent crime film directed by Maurits Binger.

Cast[]

• Mary Odette - Camilla Rivers
• Lola Cornero - Tante Lady Foxborough
• Henry Victor - John Heriot
• Annie Bos - Weduwe Clara Headcombe (as Anna Bosilova)
• Adelqui Migliar - Eric Ashlyn
• Alex Benno

External links[]

• John Heriot's Wife at IMDb

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