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The Gold Brick (1913)
Reporter Jones, a hustler, discovers a gold-brick displayed in a jeweler's window and sees a fine "feature story" in trying to sell this real gold-brick to farmers at $2.00 per.
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Reporter Jones, a hustler, discovers a gold-brick displayed in a jeweler's window and sees a fine "feature story" in trying to sell this real gold-brick to farmers at $2.00 per.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:W. Harvey King
In Theaters:6/19/1913
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Selig Polyscope Company
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