Are Married Policemen Safe?

Are Married Policemen Safe?

Are Married Policemen Safe?

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Are Married Policemen Safe?

1918

0h 20m

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Comedy

Overview

A crusade against women wearing clothes which are more abbreviated than the law allows results in policemen and jurists being captivated by their captives.

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Fox Film Corporation

Cast & Crew

7 members

Acting

Billie Ritchie

Unknown Role

Billie Ritchie

Acting

Winifred Westover

Unknown Role

Winifred Westover

Acting

Heinie Conklin

Unknown Role

Heinie Conklin

Acting

Billy Bevan

Unknown Role

Billy Bevan

Acting

Charlotte Mineau

Unknown Role

Charlotte Mineau

Acting

Hugh Fay

Unknown Role

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Acting

Guy Woodward

Unknown Role

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