Sharps and Flats Trailer (1928)
15 July 1928 Comedy, Music 8 mins
Jimmy Conlin and Myrtle Glass perform a short vaudeville routine.
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International Releases Dates
United States 15 July 1928
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CONLIN AND GLASS SHARPS AND FLATS
Here's a somewhat unusual short from the extant Vitaphone offerings of 1928; Conlin & Glass in 'Sharps and Flats'. I imagine only the most ardent vaudeville ...
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