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Romiet and Julio (1915)
A clever pictorial comedy is this cartoon, which graphically describes the tender love-tale of Julio, a masculine feline, and Romiet, the object of his affections.
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A clever pictorial comedy is this cartoon, which graphically describes the tender love-tale of Julio, a masculine feline, and Romiet, the object of his affections.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:1/9/1915
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Studio:J.R. Bray Studios
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