An order clerk poses as a millionaire.An order clerk poses as a millionaire.An order clerk poses as a millionaire.
Billy Bletcher
- Ipps
- (uncredited)
Betty Jane Graham
- Child
- (uncredited)
George 'Gabby' Hayes
- Western Union Clerk
- (uncredited)
Edwin Maxwell
- J.W. Rollins
- (uncredited)
Cyril Ring
- Vincent Colgate
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAmong the songs cut from the version which presently survives in in the Warner Bros. library, and which is occasionally shown on Turner Classic Movies, is What Would I Care, sung by Bernice Claire and Jack Whiting at the end of reel five, which is "missing in action".
- GoofsAt the beginning of the film when Elmer is fishing, the bobber on his line is white when seen in the water, but dark when he pulls the line out of the water.
- Alternate versionsThe original 80-minute version, a full musical, was released only outside of the United States. Most of the musical numbers were cut for the domestic version. It is unknown whether a print of this longer version still exists, although the complete soundtrack to the International Sound Version (which includes all of the original songs) survives on Vitaphone discs at the UCLA Film and Television Archives.
- SoundtracksAs Long as I Have You
(1930) (uncredited)
Music by Joseph A. Burke
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Performed by Bernice Claire and Jack Whiting and chorus
Featured review
Funny and Fast...
early Joe E. Brown vehicle with creaky plot and snappy lines. There are a couple nice musical numbers thrown in. Brown poses as a big shot at a resort and wins the girl and saves the day. But this is one of Brown's better early comedies. He is funny and has a nice dance number with the funny Laura Lee(who is in the Joan Davis/Majorie White mold). Jack Whiting in a solid sidekick, and Bernice Claire is also solid as a leading lady. Throw in Frank McHugh and you have a decent little comedy.
Details
- Runtime1 hour 20 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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