"The story of a boy who tried to pick a deuce but found a Joker and a Queen instead" 01 May 1922 Comedy 50 mins
Amos, a Boston beanery owner inherits a restaurant out West and goes out to make his fortune. Unfortunately, the local card sharps take his last dime and show him up for a tenderfoot. So Amos sets out to become a gunslinger.
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Charles Ray as Amos
Marjorie Maurice as Sally
Lincoln Plumer as Elkhorn Jenkins
Phil Dunham as Edwin Dobbs (as Phillip Dunham)
Andrew Arbuckle as Fat Ed
Dick Sutherland as Bouncer
United States 01 May 1922
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