Loafers and Lovers Trailer (1920)
Earl and Joe barrel through high-energy physical comedy and stunts as they try to win over romantic interests and bumble through various odd jobs.
Watch the official Loafers and Lovers 1920 trailer in HD below.
Earl and Joe barrel through high-energy physical comedy and stunts as they try to win over romantic interests and bumble through various odd jobs.
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Melville W. Brown Director
United States 01 March 1920
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