He Loved the Ladies Trailer (1914)
21 September 1914 Comedy 10 mins
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21 September 1914 Comedy 10 mins
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Charles Murray as The Husband
Alice Davenport as The Wife
Edgar Kennedy as The Wife's Brother
Charley Chase as The Husband's Pal
Alice Howell as The Diner
United States 21 September 1914
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