Bunny All at Sea
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On his trip to Europe, Bunny is very much disturbed because he fails to make his usual impression with the ladies. He notices that the captain of the steamer is the real thing with the fair sex and decides it is the uniform that attracts them and that it is the only thing lacking to make him as popular in their estimation as the commander of the ship.
George D. Baker directed Bunny All at Sea. Explore their complete filmography and the collaborators who shaped their vision.
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