Shopping with Wifie Trailer (1932)
07 February 1932 Comedy 18 mins
A comedy short.
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Cast
Andy Clyde as Ed Martin
Arthur Stone as Arthur
Dorothy Granger as Mrs. Ed Martin
Fred Kelsey as Det. Dugan
Crew
Babe Stafford Director
International Releases Dates
United States 07 February 1932
Production Companies
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