One Too Many (1916 film)

One Too Many (1916 film)
One Too Many
Directed by Will Louis
Produced by Louis Burstein
Starring Oliver Hardy
Release date(s) 17 February, 1916
Running time 16 minutes
Country United States
Language Silent film
English intertitles

One Too Many is a 1916 film starring Oliver Hardy.[1]

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Cast

  • Oliver Hardy - Plump (as Babe Hardy)
  • Billy Ruge - Runt
  • Billy Bletcher - Unhappy Boarder
  • Joe Cohen
  • Edna Reynolds - Newlywed
  • Madelyn Hardy - Woman on street

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