Dick und Doof gehen vor Anker (1932)
Die Seeleute Stan und Ollie steigen in einem heruntergekommenen Hotel ab und helfen einem jungen Mädchen, sich aus den Fängen des Vermieters zu befreien. Sie sind gezwungen, ohne Geld aus dem Hotel zu fliehen worauf Ollie Stan im lokalen Boxclub zu einem Boxkampf um 50 Dollar verdonnert.
Der Regisseur: James W. Horne
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Stan Laurel as Stan |
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Oliver Hardy as Ollie |
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Julie Bishop as Bride |
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Walter Long as Mugsie Long, proprietor of Ye Mariner's Rest |
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Eddie Baker as Police Chief (uncredited) |
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Harry Bernard as Boxing Promoter (uncredited) |
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Ed Brandenburg as Spectator (uncredited) |
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Bobby Burns as Justice of the Peace (uncredited) |
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Baldwin Cooke as Spectator (uncredited) |
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Dick Gilbert as Mugsy's Second (uncredited) |
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Charlie Hall as Stan's Second (uncredited) |
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Jack Hill as Spectator (uncredited) |
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Sam Lufkin as Referee (uncredited) |
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Will Stanton as Drunk (uncredited) |
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Frank Terry as Lunch Wagon Owner (uncredited) |
| Writing | H.M. Walker | Writer |
| Directing | James W. Horne | Director |
| Production | Hal Roach | Producer |
| Editing | Richard C. Currier | Editor |
| Sound | Elmer Raguse | Sound |
| Camera | Art Lloyd | Director of Photography |
