Triple Trouble

Leon Errol wants to retain his secretary; complications ensue.

Cast

Leon Errol

as Leon Errol

Claire Carleton

as Errol's Stenographer

Lee Trent

as Errol's Stenographer's Husband

Dorothy Granger

as Mrs. Errol

Harry Harvey

Emory Parnell

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