Romance and Brass Tacks (1918) - Claire Adams, Olin Howland, Harold Foshay

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Movie: Romance and Brass Tacks

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Claire Adams

Olin Howland

Harold Foshay

Harold Foshay

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Second release in James Montgomery Flagg's 'Sweethearts and Wives' series of short comedies.
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1918-09-29
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Romance and Brass Tacks(1918)

Movie: Romance and Brass Tacks

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