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The Camera Cure (1917)
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The Camera Cure (1917)

Comedy • 14m

Director: Herman C. Raymaker

Cast: George Binns, Maude Wayne, Malcolm St. Clair, Dale Fuller

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Official HD Streaming from NFPF

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About the film

A couple fires there butler over a misunderstanding. When the husband is sent off to hire a new one, he spends most of his time annoying a women in the park. Unbeknownst to him his former butler is there and take a picture of him which he intends to use to get his job back.

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