25 December 1941 2 mins
Lewis Stone urges moviegoers to appreciate those in the US armed forces who will be spending the holidays overseas, away from their families. On behalf of everyone in motion pictures, he wishes them "a very happy, and a free, holiday."
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Lewis Stone as Himself
United States 25 December 1941
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01 July 1941
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11 July 1941
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18 April 1941
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17 January 1941
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20 June 1941
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31 July 1941
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13 October 1941
A Soundie featuring The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His Orchestra.
10 January 1941
Tom Cameron is searching for the outlaws who ambushed a wagon train, murdered his parents and stole the deed to their land.
03 September 1941
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07 August 1941
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