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Peggy of the Secret Service (1925)
The Algerian consul solicits the aid of the Chief of the Secret Service in the apprehension of the sultan's brother, Abdullah, who has fled with the royal harem and the royal jewels to the United States. The chief assigns Peggy, his most reliable feminine operative, to the case.
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The Algerian consul solicits the aid of the Chief of the Secret Service in the apprehension of the sultan's brother, Abdullah, who has fled with the royal harem and the royal jewels to the United States. The chief assigns Peggy, his most reliable feminine operative, to the case.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:William Berke
In Theaters:11/16/1925
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Peggy O'Day Productions
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