Their Slogan is "Work or Fight" Trailer (1918)
05 December 1918 1 mins
A silent American newsreel preserved by the New Zealand Film Archives
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United States 05 December 1918
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A Weaver of Dreams Trailer (1918)
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03 February 1918
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