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| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.426 |
Directed By
Edward F. Cline
Crew
William Hornbeck
Edward F. Cline
Vernon L. Walker
Bob Ladd
Mack Sennett
Jefferson Moffitt
Felix Adler
Ernie Crockett
Frank Capra
John A. Waldron
Mack Sennett
Robert Ives
Al Giebler
TOP CAST
Alice Day
Alice Logan
Raymond McKee
Jimmie Logan
Pat Harmon
Jimmie's 1st Brother
Sam Lufkin
Jimmie's 2nd Brother
Sunshine Hart
Alice's Mother
William McCall
The Neighbor
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