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Full of Pep (1919)

Returning from a selling trip, Jimmy Baxter, the fastest salesman at his father's munitions company, notices a pretty girl smiling at him in the station. Since her train soon leaves, all Jimmy learns about her is information on her luggage: her initials and destination, the Central American republic Santo Dinero.
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Returning from a selling trip, Jimmy Baxter, the fastest salesman at his father's munitions company, notices a pretty girl smiling at him in the station. Since her train soon leaves, all Jimmy learns about her is information on her luggage: her initials and destination, the Central American republic Santo Dinero.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Harry L. Franklin
Written By:Albert S. Le Vino
In Theaters:5/26/1919
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Metro Pictures Corporation

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