01 January 1930 3 mins
Skeets and Harry perform “When It’s Moonlight Saving Time in Oshkosh (I’d Rather Be in Kalamazoo)” by Leo Robin and Richard Whiting. (Apparently produced for west coast exhibitors as an argument against Daylight Saving Time.)
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United States 01 January 1930
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