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What! No Spinach? (1926)

Horace Prune’s uncle died without any notice leaving his fortune to him, providing that he is married within forty-eight hours. Horace is a woman hater, to make matters more complicated.
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Horace Prune’s uncle died without any notice leaving his fortune to him, providing that he is married within forty-eight hours. Horace is a woman hater, to make matters more complicated.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Harry Sweet
Written By:Harry Sweet
In Theaters:8/21/1926
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Joe Rock Comedies (I)

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