Murphy's Wake Trailer

Murphy's Wake Trailer (1903)

31 October 1903 3 mins

An Irishman pretends to die in a fight and revives at the wake.

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Alf Collins

Director

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 31 October 1903

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