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The Great Sensation (1925)
Jack Ruby (William Fairbanks), the son of a wealthy family, pretends to be a chauffeur and goes to work for Peggy Howell (Pauline Garon), a beautiful flapper.
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Jack Ruby (William Fairbanks), the son of a wealthy family, pretends to be a chauffeur and goes to work for Peggy Howell (Pauline Garon), a beautiful flapper.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:10/1/1925
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
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