Up and at 'Em Trailer (1922)
06 August 1922 Comedy, Romance
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06 August 1922 Comedy, Romance
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Doris May as Barbara Jackson
Hallam Cooley as Bob Everett
J. Herbert Frank as Carlos Casinelli
Otis Harlan as William Jackson
Clarissa Selwynne as Jane Jackson
John Gough as Crook
Harry Carter as Crook
William A. Seiter Director
Lewis Milestone Story
William A. Seiter Story
Eve Unsell Scenario Writer
Joseph A. Du Bray Director of Photography
United States 06 August 1922
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