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The 18 Aug 1923 Motion Picture News noted that Six Days had been cut down to eight reels for its Sep 1923 release. ...

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The 18 Aug 1923 Motion Picture News noted that Six Days had been cut down to eight reels for its Sep 1923 release.

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SOURCE
DATE
PAGE
Motion Picture News
18 Aug 1923
p. 787
DETAILS
Release Date:
9 September 1923
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Goldwyn Pictures
19 August 1923
LP19512
Physical Properties:
Silent
Black and White
Length(in feet):
8,010
Length(in reels):
9
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Laline Kingston, whose mother would like her to marry a wealthy Englishman, meets Dion Leslie, a young sculptor. They visit the grave of Laline's brother, and with a priest acting as their guide, they become trapped in some deserted underground barracks. The priest marries them before he dies in a collapse of the cave, but after a few days they become separated. When Laline extricates herself, her mother takes her to the fiancé's castle. Dion follows and is revealed to be the Englishman's son from a previous marriage. Dion's father gives the young couple his blessing and is himself reunited with his former ...

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Laline Kingston, whose mother would like her to marry a wealthy Englishman, meets Dion Leslie, a young sculptor. They visit the grave of Laline's brother, and with a priest acting as their guide, they become trapped in some deserted underground barracks. The priest marries them before he dies in a collapse of the cave, but after a few days they become separated. When Laline extricates herself, her mother takes her to the fiancé's castle. Dion follows and is revealed to be the Englishman's son from a previous marriage. Dion's father gives the young couple his blessing and is himself reunited with his former wife.

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Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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