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The Clown and His Dog (1910)
A 1-minute long silent animated cartoon from 1910 about a clown and his dog. The dog jumps trough a hoop which the clown holds.
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A 1-minute long silent animated cartoon from 1910 about a clown and his dog. The dog jumps trough a hoop which the clown holds.
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:4/1/1910
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Runtime:1 minutes
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