Life's Shadows (1916 Dutch film)

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Life's Shadows
Directed by	Theo Frenkel
Written by	Theo Frenkel
Release date	21 July 1916
Country	Netherlands
Language	Silent

Life's Shadows (Dutch: Levensschaduwen) is a 1916 Dutch silent crime film directed by Theo Frenkel.

Cast

Coen Hissink - Henri van Dijck
Mary Beekman - Van Dijck's vrouw / Van Dijck's wife
Cor Smits - Manager / Manager
Tonny Stevens - Van Dijck's zoon / Van Dijck's zoon
Balthazar Verhagen
Herre de Vos
Jan Wensma - Priester / Priest
Willem Faassen - Jonge dief / Young thief
Kees Lageman
Piet Urban - Rechter / Judge
Sylvain Poons - D van chique gezelschap bij aanhouding van een dievegge
Annie Wesling
Toon van Elsen
Jacques Sluyters
Jan Lemaire Sr.

External links

Life's Shadows at IMDb

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