English: A very obscure 1929 talkie directed by Charles L. Glett, which was apparently originally intended to be the first in a series, but the rest of the series was never made. More details on the film can be read in the original video source provided above. The text contents are so long that I can't paste them here because that text is under implicit copyright.
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