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Description Promotional still from What a Cinch, a split-reel comedy released on July 13, 1915, by the Lubin Manufacturing Company, with a cast including Frances Ne Moyer (left), Oliver "Babe" Hardy (center), and Raymond McKee (right).
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Source The Lubin Bulletin, vol. 3, no. 8 (July 28, 1915), p. 6 (digitized by the Free Library of Philadelphia)
Author Unknown photographer
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