29 November 1940 Comedy 19 mins
A beautiful blonde places a stolen diamond on an unsuspecting man. Later, she returns to retrieve it.
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Walter Catlett as Walter
Ann Doran as Lillie Catlett
Marion Martin as Blondie, Jewel Thief
Richard Fiske as Dutch, Jewel Thief
Del Lord Director
United States 29 November 1940
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17 May 1940
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21 September 1940
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31 July 1940
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08 November 1940
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18 April 1940
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24 October 1940
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