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Most mothers are more or less wrong about their children. Mrs. Reed loved her youngest son, Edward, who was a clever rascal, so blindly that her eldest son, Jim, a generous but somewhat stupid boy, did not get his due dose of maternal affection. Jim was always unlucky, while Edward was never short of good clothes and plenty of money to make his pockets ring.
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Experience The Wharf Rats in crisp, high-definition streaming on mofli. Most mothers are more or less wrong about their children. Mrs. Reed loved her youngest son, Edward, who was a clever rascal, so blindly that her eldest son, Jim, a generous but somewhat stupid boy, did not get his due dose of maternal affection. Jim was always unlucky, while Edward was never short of good clothes and plenty of money to make his pockets ring.
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Released
1914-05-27
20m (20m)
7.0 / 10
(1 votes)en
1080P HD • Dolby Audio
Scott Sidney
Broncho Film Company
Featured Cast

Herschel Mayall
Jim Reed

Gertrude Claire
Mrs. Jim Reed

Leona Hutton
Maggie Keene

Webster Campbell
Edward - the Younger Reed Son

Louis Durham
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