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There is at least one inaccuracy in this article. Warner Baxter did not start out as an extra in 1918. He was the star of Cecil B. DeMille's famous, groundbreaking silent movie called "Squaw Man" in 1914. It sometimes plays on AMC or TCM and you can buy it at Amazon.
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