Stolen Magic Trailer (1915)
28 November 1915 Comedy 22 mins
A Keystone comedy short starring Mabel Normand
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Cast
Raymond Hitchcock as The Wealthy Traveler
Mack Sennett as The Traveler's Friend
Mabel Normand as The Friend's Wife
Fontaine La Rue as Secondary Supporting Role
Crew
Mack Sennett Director
International Releases Dates
United States 28 November 1915
Production Companies
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