Snipped Snake - Chiho Maekawa Trailer (1932)
01 January 1932
9 mins
A snake loses its tail and a frog pops out the end! The frog promises to be the snake's tail if it will spare the frog's life. What could possibly go wrong?
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Japan
01 January 1932
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