Edgar's Feast Day

Edgar's Feast Day

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Edgar's Feast Day

1921

0h 20m

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Comedy

Overview

Episode 11 of the series of 2-reel comedies “The Adventures and Emotions of Edgar Pomeroy”.

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6 members

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Edward Peil Jr.

Edgar Pomeroy

Edward Peil Jr.

Acting

Lucille Ricksen

Unknown Role

Lucille Ricksen

Acting

Buddy Messinger

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Buddy Messinger

Acting

Nick Cogley

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Nick Cogley

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John Cossar

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John Cossar

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Cordelia Callahan

Mrs. Littlefield

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