Plastered in Paris

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Plastered in Paris

"A Sand Storm of Mirth!"

1928

1h 2m

10.0(1 votes)

Comedy

Overview

A Harem Scarum Comedy of two Clowns in a Desert Amidst a Bevy of Harem Beauties. It's a Wow and How!

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Production Companies

Fox Film Corporation

Cast & Crew

16 members

Acting

Sammy Cohen

Sammy Nosenblum

Sammy Cohen

Acting

Jack Pennick

Bud Swenson

Jack Pennick

Acting

Ivan Linow

Sergeant Cou Cou

Ivan Linow

Acting

Hugh Allan

Hugh

Hugh Allan

Acting

Marion Byron

Mimi

Marion Byron

Acting

Michael Visaroff

French General

Michael Visaroff

Acting

Albert Conti

Abou Ben Abed

Albert Conti

Acting

August Tollaire

Doctor

August Tollaire

Acting

Fred Kelsey

Unknown Role

Fred Kelsey

Acting

Dickie Moore

Unknown Role

Dickie Moore

Acting

Lola Salvi

Marcelle

Lola Salvi

Acting

Boris Charsky

Unknown Role

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Acting

Mario Dominici

Unknown Role

No Image

Acting

Fred Farrell

Unknown Role

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Acting

Madalynne Field

Unknown Role

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Christian Motter

Unknown Role

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