Faithful Pup Trailer (1929)
Animated Van Beuren short film featuring Farmer Al Falfa
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International Releases Dates
United States 04 May 1929
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Adieu Mascotte Trailer (1929)
01 August 1929
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The Cross Country Run Trailer (1929)
21 January 1929
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Tonight at Twelve Trailer (1929)
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17 February 1929
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Railroadin' Trailer (1929)
15 June 1929
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