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His Guardian Auto is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Jack Harvey released in USA on 11 june 1915 with James Cruze
His Guardian Auto (1915)
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Add to a movie listHis Guardian Auto is a 1915 American short silent comedy film, directed by Arthur Ellery and Jack Harvey for the Thanhouser Company. It stars James Cruze, Ethyle Cooke, and Marguerite Snow.
Actors
James Cruze
(Billy Budd - Auto Owner)
Marguerite Snow
(The Country Girl)
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