The Phoney Express Trailer

The Phoney Express Trailer (1926)

08 March 1926 Comedy, Western 10 mins

Silent western comedy starring Charles Puffy

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Cast

Károly Huszár

as The Express Rider

Elsie Tarron

as Little Nell

Crew

International Titles

The Phony Express Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 08 March 1926

Production Companies

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