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Avenging Bill (1915)
Lucy works for the Grouch family, and is used to being overworked and abused. But when Mr. Grouch punches her sweetheart, Bill, she has had enough. She grabs a knife and chases Mr. Grouch until he apologizes to Bill.
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Lucy works for the Grouch family, and is used to being overworked and abused. But when Mr. Grouch punches her sweetheart, Bill, she has had enough. She grabs a knife and chases Mr. Grouch until he apologizes to Bill.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:E.W. Sargent
In Theaters:8/31/1915
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Lubin Manufacturing Company
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