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Eve's Love Letters is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Leo McCarey released in USA on 28 may 1927 with Agnes Ayres
Eve's Love Letters (1927)
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Add to a movie listEve's Love Letters is a 1927 American silent comedy film featuring Stan Laurel.
^ "Progressive Silent Film List: Eve's Love Letters". Silent Era. Retrieved 2009-07-27.
Actors
Agnes Ayres
(The wife)
Forrest Stanley
(Adam, her husband)
Stan Laurel
(Anatole, the butler)
Jerry Mandy
(Mr. X / Sir Oliver Hardy)
Charlie Hall
(Cab driver (uncredited))
Fred Malatesta
(Mr. X's Accomplice (uncredited))
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