Max Is Convalescent
Aug 25 1911
•0h 11m
•Comedy
To reassure his fans, Max Linder has been filming with his family at his place of convalescence...
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Max Linder
Max
Jean Leuvielle
Le père
Marcelle Leuvielle
La soeur
Suzanne Leuvielle
La mère
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