Working Winnie Trailer (1926)
31 August 1926 24 mins
Heaven help the woiking goil, a funny comedy of true love!
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Cast
Ethelyn Gibson as Winnie Winkle
Billy Bassette as Winnie Winkle Boy
Ray Erlenborn as Spike
Junior Johnston as Winnie Winkle Boy
Albert Schaefer as Winnie Winkle Boy
Crew
Edward Ludwig Director
International Releases Dates
United States 31 August 1926
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