01 February 1913 10 mins
'Two students decide to elope with their girlfriends from a nearby girls' school, and hatch a plan to infiltrate the school by posing as girl pupils.' (British Film Institute)
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20 December 1913
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04 August 1913
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01 April 1913
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10 October 1913
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26 November 1913
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