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Tommy Atkins in the Park (1898)

Gênero : Comédia

Runtime : 1M

Director : Robert W. Paul

Sinopse

A soldier and a serving-girl are courting on a bench. A fat old lady sits on the bench, interrupting them.

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Robert W. Paul
Robert W. Paul
Director
Robert W. Paul
Robert W. Paul
Producer

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