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A One Night Stand (1915)
Two clownish stagehands make life difficult for the manager and cast of a dramatic production.
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Two clownish stagehands make life difficult for the manager and cast of a dramatic production.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:3/22/1915
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Keystone Film Company
Cast
Walter Wright
Director
Chester Conklin
The Property Man
Mae Busch
The Actress
Charles Arling
The Actor
Harry Booker
The Stage Manager
Harry Bernard
The Stagehand
Bobby Dunn
The Actor in Dressing Room
Charley Chase
Audience Spectator (uncredited)
Minta Durfee
Audience Spectator (uncredited)
Harry McCoy
Audience Spectator (uncredited)
Billie Walsh
Audience Spectator (uncredited)
Billy Gilbert
Audience Spectator
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