The Exhibition Sausage Seller and the Billposter Trailer (1898)
A fight breaks out over a poster.
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International Titles
Exhibition Sausage Seller and Bill-Poster Trailer
The Bill Sticker and the Sausage Vendor Trailer
Pražský párkař a lepič plakátů u Nesmysla Trailer
Výstavní párkař a co se mu na výstavě architektů a inženýrů přihodilo Trailer
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