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Lu, the Coquette

Name: Lu, the Coquette
Genre: Drama
Released: 1919-03-10

1919 · Drama

Skip it. An early Curtiz feature might interest film historians, but without scores, cast info, or plot details to grab you, this obscure 1920s drama isn't worth a blind bet tonight when you've got hundreds of better options.

Plot

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