SE: Shoulder Arms Commentary

An episode of the Yesteryear's News Today (CLASSIC) podcast, hosted by Yesteryears News Today, titled "SE: Shoulder Arms Commentary" was published on September 14, 2015 and runs 46 minutes.

September 14, 2015 ·46m · Yesteryear's News Today (CLASSIC)

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Originally removed from our feed because we weren't happy with how it turned out, here is our commentary on Charlie Chaplin's Shoulder Arms (as discussed in our episode for "This Week in 1918)

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Originally removed from our feed because we weren't happy with how it turned out, here is our commentary on Charlie Chaplin's Shoulder Arms (as discussed in our episode for "This Week in 1918)

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