"You'll Shake!--Quake! Laff, and Laff Some More" 22 July 1928 Comedy 70 mins
Princess Delatorre, the recent widow of an Italian royal, pays a visit to her old hometown in America and is quickly mistaken for a local seamstress of dubious reputation.
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Mary Astor as Princess Delatorre / Ellen Guthrie
Lloyd Hughes as Philip Lennox
Louise Fazenda as Aunt Katie Boyd
Lucien Littlefield as Uncle Joe Boyd
Thelma Todd as Ruby Boyd
Raymond McKee as Milt D'Arcy
Virginia Grey as Hazel Boyd
Aileen Manning as Aunt Meta
William Beaudine Director
Dwinelle Benthall Writer
Adelaide Heilbron Writer
Frank Ware Editor
Sol Polito Director of Photography
United States 22 July 1928
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