The Clock

The Clock

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1917•50 min•Comedy
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Franklyn Farnum
Franklyn Farnum
Jack Tempest
Agnes Vernon
Agnes Vernon
Vivian Graham
Frank Whitson
Frank Whitson
Bob Barrett
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Mark Fenton
John Graham
Fred Montague
Fred Montague
George Morgan
Willis Marks
Willis Marks
Brandon
A 1917 American silent comedy film
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