Tom and Jerry (1917)
A short comedic Western
Top billed cast
Tom MixThe Foreman
Sid JordanThe Sheriff
Victoria FordeDaisy Fields- Pat ChrismanCol. Fields
- Floyd Anderson
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Tin Pan Alley (1919)
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