The Boob Trailer (1926)
"You'll Laugh Right Out Loud!" 17 May 1926 Comedy, Romance 66 mins
To impress the girl he loves, a naive country boy tries to capture a group of local bootleggers.
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Cast
George K. Arthur as Peter Good
Gertrude Olmstead as Amy
Joan Crawford as Jane
Charles Murray as Cactus Jim
Tony D'Algy as Harry Benson
Hank Mann as The Village Soda Clerk
Edythe Chapman as The Old Lady (uncredited)
Babe London as Fat Girl (uncredited)
Arthur Millett as Assistant revenue agent at booklovers club (uncredited)
Viola Webster as Girl at Booklovers Club (uncredited)
Crew
William A. Wellman Director
George Scarborough Story
Annette Westbay Story
William H. Daniels Director of Photography
Ben Lewis Editor
Ben Carré Settings
Cedric Gibbons Settings
Arthur Barrow Music
Kenneth B. Clarke Writer
International Releases Dates
United States 17 May 1926
Production Companies
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