Wash Day Trouble Trailer

Wash Day Trouble Trailer (1896)

31 December 1896 1 mins

“Film could do more than record and recreate; it could invent new stories. Comic incidents like this were improvised from the earliest days, and developed later into slapstick comedy.” 35mm subject printed twice on reel - MoMA

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United States 31 December 1896

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