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- Why Leave Home? (1929)
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70 min |Comedy, Music
Why Leave Home? (1929)
Passed
70 min |Comedy, Music
Director
Writers
Russell G. Medcraft (play "Cradle Snatchers") |Norman Mitchell (play "Cradle Snatchers") |Robert S. Carr (adaptation) |Walter Catlett (dialogue)
Cinematographer
Editor
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Status
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Updated Aug 25, 1929
Release date
Oct 1929 (United States)
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