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One Day in Hollywood (1924)
A couple (Hank Mann and Gale Henry) head to the beach. She spends her time with her friends and he spends time with a group of bathing beauties. Complications arise.
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A couple (Hank Mann and Gale Henry) head to the beach. She spends her time with her friends and he spends time with a group of bathing beauties. Complications arise.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:4/15/1924
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:L.K.C. Productions
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