Series: ZaSu Pitts & Thelma Todd Director: Jules White Producer: Hal Roach Dialogue: H.M. Walker Photography: George Meehan Editor: Richard C. Currier Sound: James Greene Stars: ZaSu Pitts, Thelma Todd, Anita Garvin, Monte Collins Company: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Released: 20 August 1932 Length: 2 reels Production No.: A-9 Filming dates: May 11-17, 1932 Rating: -/10 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The girls are in their apartment when the landlady calls up to tell them they are wanted on the telephone. Zasu takes the call (whilst eating an apple) and accepts a job offer for her, Thelma and their monkey to appear in the biggest show of the year whilst fumbling around with the receiver and her apple then rushes back upstairs to tell Thelma. The girls get themselves ready (with the obligatory state-of-undressing shot from Thelma) and make their way to the train depot. At the train depot, the star of the show, Anita Garvin is shown a newspaper advert for her show (see image left) and complains that her name is printed so small that she can hardly read it (!) Soon after, she is attacked by the monkey belonging to Zasu and Thelma. Matters worsen when Miss Garvin spots Miss Todd wearing 'her' coat and forcibly tries to remove it from Thelma. A wide-eyed Anita calls for a policeman, who attempts to establish the ownership of the coat. REVIEW INCOMPLETE |
Trivia • Copyrighted August 24, 1932. • The 10th film in the series. • When the guy at the train depot approaches Anita Garvin and shows her the newspaper advert, it almost sounds like he says to her "Just look at that beautiful ASS"! |
ZaSu Pitts ZaSu |
Thelma Todd Thelma |
Anita Garvin Herself |
Monte Collins Collins |
Lyle Tayo Woman on stairs |
Bobby Burns Train passenger in lower berth |
Otto Fries Policeman |
Paulette Goddard Blonde train passenger |
Charlie Hall Train passenger |
Lois January Showgirl on train |
Dorothy Vernon Landlady |
Hayes Robertson Train porter |
C.L. Sherwood Baggage man |
Bob Minford Man at station |
Baldwin Cooke Father at station |
Harry Wilde Conductor |
John Alban Man at station |
Evelyn Burns Annoyed wife at station |
L.J. O'Connor Baggage room clerk |
Ham Kinsey Man waiting to board train/ Cart pusher |
Ernie Alexander Stunts |
Estelle Etterre Train passenger |
Lorena Carr Train passenger |
Al Thompson Train passenger |
CREDITS (click image to enlarge) |
STILLS (click any image to enlarge) |
Acknowledgements: Richard Finegan (identification of Lois January) Jack Tillmany (identification of Dorothy Vernon) Jesse Brisson (identification of CL Sherwood, Bob Minford, Baldwin Cooke, Harry Wilde, John Alban, Evelyn Burns, LJ O'Connor, Ham Kinsey, Ernie Alexander, Estelle Etterre, Lorena Carr, Al Thompson) This page was last updated on: 21 August 2024 |