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Twenty Dollars a Week
1924
· Movie
· 60 min
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A young man struggles to support his wife and new baby on his meager salary of twenty dollars a week. The film depicts their daily hardships, financial anxieties, and the small joys they find in each other as they strive to build a life and dream of a better future.
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- Director
- F. Harmon Weight
- Writer
- Forrest Halsey
- Studio
- The Selznick Studio
- Released
- 12 April 1924
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 60 min
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