An Eventful Evening Trailer (1916)
21 October 1916 Comedy, Western 12 mins
An Eventful Evening is a short comedy Western film.
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Cast
Tom Mix as Jack Winton
Victoria Forde as Marion Mathews
Betty Keller as Betty Mathews
Pat Chrisman as Jim Mathews
International Releases Dates
United States 21 October 1916
Production Companies
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