Chumps

Chumps

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Chumps

"A Fairy Story for Overgrown-ups"

1912

0h 12m

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Comedy

Overview

Bunny and Marsh attend a show and both fall in love with a charming danseuse.

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John Bunny

Mr. Bun Johnny - the Full-Grown Star - the Big Chump

John Bunny

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Leah Baird

Terpsine - the Cause

Leah Baird

Acting

William Shea

Mr. McSorley - the Climax

William Shea

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Wallace Reid

George - the Denouement

Wallace Reid

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Marshall P. Wilder

Mr. Wild Masher - the Satellite - the Little Chump

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