A Seashore Romeo Trailer

A Seashore Romeo Trailer (1915)

22 August 1915 Comedy 10 mins

Dolly’s father disapproves of her boyfriend Ben, thinking he is only interested in athletics and not being able to provide for his daughter. Ben heads to the seashore to find work. Dolly convinces her father he isn’t feeling well and needs to get away to the beach. Once there she’s reunited with Ben much to her father’s chagrin but when he thinks Dolly is drowning and Ben saves her, he softens towards the lad.

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Cast

Joseph W. Girard

as Dolly's Dad

Sydell Dowling

as The Belle of the Hotel

Crew

Ben F. Wilson

Ben F. Wilson Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 22 August 1915

Production Companies

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