The Loafer Trailer (1912)
20 January 1912 Western 10 mins
The forceful reformation of a lazy scrounger.
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Cast
Arthur Mackley as Joe Simmons - the Town Loafer
Julia Mackley as Mrs. Joe Simmons
Marguerite Todd as Simmons' Daughter
Harry Todd as Jim Wrayburn
Margaret Joslin as Mrs. Jim Wrayburn
Crew
Arthur Mackley Director
International Releases Dates
United States 20 January 1912
Production Companies
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