Fun in a Chinese Laundry Trailer (1901)

16 March 1901 1 mins

An urchin annoys two Chinese laundrymen at their wash tubs. They finally catch the boy and give him a good drubbing. At that point, he grabs both laundrymen, one in each hand, and throws them over his head. He kicks them and twists them into all positions. Throwing them on the floor he leaves them for dead, but the Chinese come to life and perform a peculiar dance. Edison would remake the film with the same title and a similar scenario a few months later.

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International Releases Dates

United States 16 March 1901

Production Companies

S. Lubin

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