His Master's Voice

A loyal dog follows his master to the front in World War One.

Cast

Marjorie Daw

as Mary Blake

Mary Carr

as Mrs. Henley

George Hackathorne

as Bob Henley

Will Walling

as William Marshall

Brooks Benedict

as Jack Fenton

Thunder

as the dog

Flash the Dog

as Flash - Son of Thunder

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