08 February 1933 Comedy 20 mins
A wife tries to hide a surprise birthday present from her husband but the butler causes trouble.
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Louise Fazenda as Walter's Wife
Walter Catlett as Walter
Charles Coleman as Winchell
Louise Beavers as Lucy
Al Shaw as Dog Seller
Sam Lee as Dog Seller
United States 08 February 1933
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