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Two rival salesmen, constantly trying to outsell each other in peacetime, end up as soldiers in the same regiment during World War I. Their competitive nature continues in the trenches, leading to a series of comedic mishaps and blunders that somehow, despite their incompetence, turn them into unlikely heroes.
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- Director
- A. Edward Sutherland
- Writers
- Ethel Doherty, Hugh Wiley, Monte Brice, Ralph Spence
- Released
- 22 February 1926
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 64 min
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