Making Monkey Business Trailer

Making Monkey Business Trailer (1917)

12 June 1917 Comedy 12 mins

Betty has a rich inheritance, but she can't find it. She is engaged to Detective Duffer. One day. "The Flea" comes to rob her, bringing his accomplice, the ape.

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Cast

Milton Sills

as The Flea

Joe Martin

as The Ape

Ralph McComas

as Detective Duffer

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 12 June 1917

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