Inbad the Sailor Trailer (1923)
30 December 1923 Comedy 20 mins
Inbad the Sailor is a 1923 comedy short.
Watch the official Inbad the Sailor 1923 trailer in HD below.
30 December 1923 Comedy 20 mins
Inbad the Sailor is a 1923 comedy short.
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Billy Bevan as Jake aka Inbad the Sailor
Harry Gribbon as Jake's Pal
Madeline Hurlock as Adeline McClusky
Kalla Pasha as Lighthouse Keeper
Fred Spencer as Ship Captain
Erle C. Kenton Director
United States 30 December 1923
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1923 Mack Sennett Comedies.