"A Sand Storm of Mirth!" 23 September 1928 Comedy 62 mins
A Harem Scarum Comedy of two Clowns in a Desert Amidst a Bevy of Harem Beauties. It's a Wow and How!
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Sammy Cohen as Sammy Nosenblum
Jack Pennick as Bud Swenson
Ivan Linow as Sergeant Cou Cou
Hugh Allan as Hugh
Marion Byron as Mimi
Michael Visaroff as French General
Albert Conti as Abou Ben Abed
August Tollaire as Doctor
Lola Salvi as Marcelle
Benjamin Stoloff Director
Malcolm Stuart Boylan Title Designer
Harry Brand Writer
Lou Breslow Story
Edwin J. Burke Dialogue
Harry Sweet Story
Charles G. Clarke Cinematography
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United States 23 September 1928
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