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A country boy (Glenn Tryon) arrives in Hollywood and encounters a strange collection of characters, including a clueless hotel detective (Oliver Hardy) and a cross-dressing thief (Stan Laurel). This is Laurel and Hardy's first collaboration under Hal Roach.
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- Theda Bara
- The Hal Roach Bathing Beauties
- Ed Brandenburg
- Rube Clifford
- Joe Cobb
- Monte Collins
- Jackie Condon
- Mickey Daniels
- Johnny Downs
- Janet Gaynor
- Al Hallett
- Oliver Hardy
- Jack Hill
- Jack Hill
- Allen Hoskins
- Ham Kinsey
- Stan Laurel
- Scooter Lowry
- Jerry Mandy
- Charlotte Mineau
- Edna Murphy
- Molly O'Day
- Tiny Sandford
- Jay R. Smith
- Glenn Tryon
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