The Late Lamented Trailer

The Late Lamented Trailer (1917)

23 September 1917 Comedy 20 mins

Slapstick shenanigans at an overcrowded boarding house.

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Cast

Claire Anderson

as The Model

Tom Kennedy

as The Model's Brother

Mary Thurman

as The Girl (unconfirmed)

Edgar Kennedy

as Art Gallery Operator

Frank Opperman

as Art Gallery Connoisseur

Roscoe Arbuckle

as Cameo Appearance (unconfirmed)

Mai Wells

as The Landlady

Sunshine Hart

as Woman with Blown Skirt

Mack Swain

as Boarder (unconfirmed)

Lige Conley

as Boarder

Eva Thatcher

as Minor Role

William De Vaull

as The Model's Father

Robert Milliken

as The Starving Artist

George Binns

as The Double-Crossing Partner

Florence Clark

as Woman with Blown Skirt

Jack Henderson

as Art Gallery Connoisseur

Crew

Walter S. Fredericks

Walter S. Fredericks Scenario Writer

International Titles

His Dream Girl Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 23 September 1917

Production Companies

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