Sea Scamps Trailer (1926)
14 February 1926 Comedy 23 mins
Granny takes her kids for a boat ride.
Watch the official Sea Scamps 1926 trailer in HD below.
14 February 1926 Comedy 23 mins
Granny takes her kids for a boat ride.
Watch the official Sea Scamps 1926 trailer in HD below.
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Malcolm Sebastian as Big Boy
Bonnie Barrett as Bonnie
Jack McHugh as 'Spud'
Harry Spear as 'Ginger'
Margaret Mann as Mrs. Bullock
Robert Gordon as Bobbie
Charles Lamont Director
United States 14 February 1926
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1926 Jack White.