Rough and Ready Reggie

After effeminate Reggie is picked on by the men at his club, a rough and ready ancestor appears to him and inspires him to become the ultimate he-man.

Cast

Victor Moore

as Reggie

Emma Littlefield

Davy Don

Robert Riskin

as Boxing Extra

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