MovieThe Lambs' All-Star Gambol
1914 · Released · 30 min
MovieMovieMovie1914 · Released · 30 min
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
Edward Abeles
Self
George Ade
Self
Arthur Aldridge
Self
Macklyn Arbuckle
Self
Will Archie
Self
George Barnum
Self
David Belasco
Self
Frank Belcher
Self
Digby Bell
Self
Max Bendix
Self
Irving Berlin
Self
Henry Martyn Blossom
Self
George Broadhurst
Self
R.H. Burnside
Self
George Christie
Self
Charles Dow Clark
Self
Irvin S. Cobb
Self
Morgan Coman
Self
William Conklin
Self
Edward Connelly
Self
William Courtleigh
Self
Frank Croxton
Self
William Curtiss
Self
Will J. Deming
Self
Paul Dickey
Self
Frank Doane
Self
William Elliott
Self
Julian Eltinge
Self
Charles Evans
Self
William Farnum
Self
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