Grass County Goes Dry Trailer (1914)
Grass County Goes Dry
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Grass County Goes Dry
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Robert Bolder as Doc Perkins (as Bobbie Bolder)
Frank Owens as Deacon Carpenter
Wallace Beery as The Constable
Annie Edney as Widow Green
Charles J. Stine as The Reverend
Leo White as The Minister
James C. Carroll as The Saloonkeeper
United States 13 March 1914
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