The comic adventures of a new car owner.
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Released
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Studio
Rolin Films
Harold Lloyd
The Boy
Mildred Davis
The Girl
Fred McPherson
The Rival
William Gillespie
Dope Fiend (uncredited)
Charles Stevenson
(uncredited)
Sunshine Sammy Morrison
Small Boy (uncredited)
Frank Terry
Neighbor in garden (uncredited)
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