Atta Boy Trailer

Atta Boy Trailer (1926)

"A 6-reel comedy, bursting with laugh bombs!" 10 October 1926 Action, Comedy, Crime 63 mins

Monty Milde, would-be newspaper reporter, stumbles into a high-profile kidnapping mystery.

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Cast

Monty Banks

as Monty Milde

Ernest Wood

as Craven, the reporter

Fred Kelsey

as Detective

Virginia Pearson

as Madame Carlton

Henry A. Barrows

as Mr. Harrie

Earl Metcalfe

as Mr. Harrie's brother

Mary Carr

as Grandmother

America Chedister

as Fashionable Woman

Jimmy Phillips

as Mr. Harrie's kidnapped son

Stuart MacChesney

as Child on the Balcony

Crew

Alfred J. Goulding

Alfred J. Goulding Scenario Writer

Charles Horan

Charles Horan Scenario Writer

Monty Banks

Monty Banks Executive Producer

William Rees

William Rees Director of Photography

Ted Tetzlaff

Ted Tetzlaff Director of Photography

Blake Wagner

Blake Wagner Director of Photography

Sherry Hall

Sherry Hall Assistant Director

Jack Mintz

Jack Mintz Technical Supervisor

International Releases Dates

United States 10 October 1926

Production Companies

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