The Maids' Strike Trailer (1906)
24 September 1906 Comedy 7 mins
An army of kitchen maids go on strike and take down all the men who come in their path.
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International Titles
Servant's Strike Trailer
The Kitchen Maids’ Strike Trailer
The Strike of the Housekeepers Trailer
International Releases Dates
France 24 September 1906
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