A poor sap tries to impress his girl by fighting the great boxing champion Jack Dempsey.
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Alice Day
Molly Maloney
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Dunn
Trainer
Irving Bacon
Ball Toss Operator
Danny O'Shea
Spike O'Brien
Marjorie Zier
Maybelle
Barney Hellum
Felix Dugan
William Searby
Referee
A highly anticipated boxing match is coming up, but one of the fighters has an untimely death. His waterboy is required to take his place. Available on YouTube on Shawn Wick Productions
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