How to Live 100 Years Trailer

How to Live 100 Years Trailer (1913)

13 March 1913 Drama, Music 12 mins

Though the majority of the film may be lost, a fragment of its Kinemacolor footage survives.

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David Miles

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International Releases Dates

United States 13 March 1913

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