Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition Trailer

Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition Trailer (1915)

23 January 1915 Comedy 14 mins

Fatty and Mabel go to the San Diego Exposition.

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Cast

Joe Bordeaux

as Flirty Guy in Go-Cart (uncredited)

Billie Brockwell

as 1st Street Crowd Participant (uncredited)

Glen Cavender

as Jealous Husband (uncredited)

Alice Davenport

as Woman Behind Rope in 2nd Crowd (uncredited)

Minta Durfee

as Jealous Husband's Wife (uncredited)

Ted Edwards

as 3rd Crowd Participant Behind Fence (uncredited)

Vivian Edwards

as Hula Show Audience Member (uncredited)

Harry Gribbon

as Hula Show Audience Member (uncredited)

William Hauber

as Parade Official / Rolling Chair Operator / Cop at Fountain (uncredited)

Frank Hayes

as 1st-&-3rd Crowd Participant (uncredited)

Venice Hayes

as 3ird Crowd Participant Behind Fence (uncredited)

Edgar Kennedy

as 1st Street Crowd Participant (uncredited)

Fontaine La Rue

as 1st Street Crowd Participant (uncredited)

Harry McCoy

as Chaplin Impersonator (uncredited)

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 23 January 1915

Production Companies

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