Golf Trailer

Golf Trailer (1922)

03 September 1922 Action, Comedy 25 mins

Comedy on the golf links.

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Cast

Larry Semon

as The son

Lucille Carlisle

as The daughter, the Blonde Flapper

Oliver Hardy

as The neighbor

Vernon Dent

as The suitor

Al Thompson

as The father

William Hauber

as Mr. Dub

Joe Rock

as Golfer

Pete Gordon

as Golfer

Crew

Larry Semon

Director

Larry Semon

Larry Semon Producer

Reginald Lyons

Reginald Lyons Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 03 September 1922

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