The Little Savage Trailer (1929)
Once again, diminutive hero Red tries to help the adult characters in their fight against the villains.
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Cast
Buzz Barton as Red
Milburn Morante as Hank
Willard Boelner as Baby
Patricia Palmer as Kitty
Sam Nelson as Norton
Ethan Laidlaw as Blake
International Releases Dates
United States 19 May 1929
Production Companies
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