The Better 'Ole Trailer

The Better 'Ole Trailer (1926)

23 October 1926 Drama, Comedy, War 95 mins

The adventures of Old Bill and his friends Bert and Alf in the trenches of the first World War.

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Cast

Syd Chaplin

as Private William 'Old Bill' Busby

Harold Goodwin

as Bert Chester - British Secret Service

Jack Ackroyd

as Alfie 'Little Alf'

Edgar Kennedy

as Corporal Austin

Charles K. Gerrard

as Major Russett

Arthur Clayton

as The Colonel (uncredited)

Doris Hill

as Joan (uncredited)

Olaf Hytten

as German Officer (uncredited)

Tom Kennedy

as The Blacksmith (uncredited)

Theodore Lorch

as Gaspard (uncredited)

Hank Mann

as German Soldier Tying Up Horse (uncredited)

Tom McGuire

as The English General (uncredited)

Kewpie Morgan

as Gen. Stein (uncredited)

Al Thompson

as The Daughter in the Skit (uncredited)

Crew

Edwin B. DuPar

Edwin B. DuPar Director of Photography

Maurice Baron

Original Music Composer

Sandy Roth

Sandy Roth Assistant Director

Ben Carré

Ben Carré Art Direction

International Releases Dates

United States 07 October 1926

Production Companies

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