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Cast
Ruthelma Stevens
as Stoneage Opponent's Wife / Duchess of Worcestshire / Mrs. Haley
Richard Cramer
as Stoneage Bridge Player / King Henry VIII / Mr. Roberts
Ted Stroback
as Stoneage Opponent / Duke of Worcestershire / Mr. Haley
International Releases Dates
United States
13 January 1933
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