See America Thirst

Two men, one timid and one aggressive, make out as comical criminals.

Cast

Harry Langdon

as Wally

Slim Summerville

as Slim

Bessie Love

as Ellen

Mitchell Lewis

as Screwy O'Toole

Matthew Betz

as Insect McGann

Stanley Fields

as Spumoni

Lloyd Whitlock

as O'Toole's Henchman

Richard Alexander

as McGann's Henchman

Tom Kennedy

as 'Shivering' Smith

Lew Hearn

as Inventor

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