Grass Skirts Trailer (1929)
22 December 1929 Comedy 19 mins
Lloyd Hamilton stars in this Educational short.
Watch the official Grass Skirts 1929 trailer in HD below.
22 December 1929 Comedy 19 mins
Lloyd Hamilton stars in this Educational short.
Watch the official Grass Skirts 1929 trailer in HD below.
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Alfred J. Goulding Director
United States 22 December 1929
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