Pimple’s Part Trailer (1916)
07 January 1916 4 mins
Pimple plays an actor rehearsing for a role which causes trouble wherever he is.
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Cast
Fred Evans as Pimple
Crew
Joe Evans Director
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 07 January 1916
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