MovieShanghaied
1915 · Released · 30 min
MovieMovieMovie1915 · Released · 30 min
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Charlie Chaplin
Tramp
Edna Purviance
Daughter of the Shipowner
Wesley Ruggles
Shipowner
Bud Jamison
Second Mate, The Other Man
Billy Armstrong
First Shanghaied Seaman
Paddy McGuire
Second Shanghaied Seaman
Leo White
Third Shanghaied Seaman
John Rand
Ship's Cook
Fred Goodwins
Cabin Boy in Coveralls
Lee Hill
Sailor in Rain Hat
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