Fighting to Win Trailer (1926)
21 November 1926 Comedy 24 mins
Series #1, Episode #2 of The Collegians.
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Cast
George J. Lewis as Ed Benson
Dorothy Gulliver as June Maxwell
Eddie Phillips as Don Trent
Hayden Stevenson as Coach Tom Jones
Bud Jamison as Red Strange
Charles Crockett as Dean Maxwell
Matty Kemp as Student at Cafe
Churchill Ross as Doc Webster
International Releases Dates
United States 21 November 1926
Production Companies
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THE COLLEGIANS: FIGHTING TO WIN. SILENT FILM
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