07 February 1927 Comedy 10 mins
Slim Summerville and Dick Sutherland fight over the pretty French girl. Then Summerville is is volunteered into No Man's Land, equipped with a pigeon in a cage, an alarm clock, and Fanny the Mule.
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Richard Smith Director
United States 07 February 1927
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