Sim salà bim (1942)
Stanlio e Ollio, in bolletta, accettano d'accompagnare una bara che deve essere trasferita in treno, ma si tratta in realtà di un trucco di alcuni contrabbandieri.
Direttore:
Alfred L. Werker
Scrittore:
Lou Breslow
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Stan Laurel as Stan |
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Oliver Hardy as Ollie |
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Dante as Dante |
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Sheila Ryan as Margo |
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John Shelton as Tommy White |
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Don Costello as Doc Lake |
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Elisha Cook Jr. as Frank Lucas |
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Edward Gargan as Police Lt. Foster |
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Addison Richards as Attorney Malcolm Kilgore |
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George Lynn as Darby Mason |
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James Bush as Joe Morgan |
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Lou Lubin as Dixie Beeler |
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Robert Emmett Keane as Parker |
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Richard Lane as Phillips |
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Willie Best as Waiter |
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Frank Faylen as Train Detective (uncredited) |
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Terry Moore as Dante's Young Admirer (uncredited) |
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Mantan Moreland as Porter (uncredited) |
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Mary Lou Harrington as Dante's Young Admirer (uncredited) |
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Eddy Waller as Bagman (uncredited) |
| Writing | Stanley Rauh | Story |
| Writing | Lou Breslow | Screenplay |
| Directing | Alfred L. Werker | Director |
| Writing | Lou Breslow | Story |
| Production | Sol M. Wurtzel | Producer |
| Sound | David Buttolph | Music |
| Sound | Cyril J. Mockridge | Music |
| Crew | Glen MacWilliams | Cinematography |
| Editing | Alfred Day | Editor |
