Thirty Days at Hard Labor (1912): Cast
Thirty Days at Hard Labor is a 1912 short comedy drama directed by Oscar Apfel, starring Harold M. Shaw as Jack Deering, Mary Fuller and Robert Brower. It runs 16 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 16 min
- Director
- Oscar Apfel
- Studio
- Edison Studios
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Thirty Days at Hard Labor About?
The premise of Thirty Days at Hard Labor without spoilers.
Jack must prove himself before Beatrice’s father will allow him to continue seeing his daughter.
Thirty Days at Hard Labor Cast & Characters
Harold M. Shaw leads the cast as Jack Deering, with Mary Fuller as Beatrice, his daughter and Robert Brower as Mr. Langdon. Directed by Oscar Apfel; 4 actors are credited in all.
- Director Oscar Apfel
- Harold M. Shaw as Jack Deering
- Mary Fuller as Beatrice, his daughter
- Robert Brower as Mr. Langdon
- William Wadsworth as Proprietor of the restaurant
More from Oscar Apfel
More films directed by Oscar Apfel: Phil-for-Short, Auction of Souls, The Squaw Man and The Passer-by.
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Thirty Days at Hard Labor FAQ: Cast & Runtime
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Thirty Days at Hard Labor, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Thirty Days at Hard Labor?
Thirty Days at Hard Labor runs 16 minutes.
When was Thirty Days at Hard Labor released?
Thirty Days at Hard Labor was released on January 9, 1912.
Who directed Thirty Days at Hard Labor?
Thirty Days at Hard Labor was directed by Oscar Apfel.
More films by Oscar Apfel Who is in the cast of Thirty Days at Hard Labor?
Thirty Days at Hard Labor stars Harold M. Shaw as Jack Deering, Mary Fuller as Beatrice, his daughter and Robert Brower as Mr. Langdon, among 4 credited actors.
Does Thirty Days at Hard Labor have a post-credit scene?
No. Thirty Days at Hard Labor has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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