Summer Saps Trailer (1929)
16 March 1929
How the Lupino's spent their summer. Slapstick comedy.
Watch the official Summer Saps 1929 trailer in HD below.
16 March 1929
How the Lupino's spent their summer. Slapstick comedy.
Watch the official Summer Saps 1929 trailer in HD below.
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Lupino Lane Director
United States 16 March 1929
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