Tetherball, or Do-Do Trailer (1898)
01 January 1898 Factual 1 mins
Four men of different ranks play a game of tetherball on a ship's deck.
Watch the official Tetherball, or Do-Do 1898 trailer in HD below.
01 January 1898 Factual 1 mins
Four men of different ranks play a game of tetherball on a ship's deck.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1898
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1898 Robert W. Paul, Paul's Animatograph Works.