Mr. Smith, Barber Trailer (1912)
A short silent comedy in which Billy, who has lied to his wife so that he can go out on the town with a friend, gets caught by her.
Watch the official Mr. Smith, Barber 1912 trailer in HD below.
A short silent comedy in which Billy, who has lied to his wife so that he can go out on the town with a friend, gets caught by her.
Watch the official Mr. Smith, Barber 1912 trailer in HD below.
United States 12 April 1912
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Director: unknown | Production Country: United States | Year: 1912 | Production Company: IMP - Independent Motion Picture Corporation (United States) ...
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