Taxi! Taxi! Trailer

Taxi! Taxi! Trailer (1927)

24 April 1927 Comedy 70 mins

An architect, constantly in trouble with his employers, falls for the boss's niece. When he spontaneously buys a taxicab to take her home on a rainy night, the purchase leads to more trouble.

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Cast

Edward Everett Horton

as Peter Whitby

Marian Nixon

as Rose Zimmerman

Burr McIntosh

as Grant Zimmerman

Edward Martindel

as David Parmalee

William V. Mong

as Nosey Ricketts

Lucien Littlefield

as Billy Wallace

Freeman Wood

as Jersey

Helen Ferguson

as (uncredited)

Bud Jamison

as Masher on train (uncredited)

Crew

Raymond Cannon

Raymond Cannon Adaptation

Melville W. Brown

Melville W. Brown Scenario Writer

Gilbert Warrenton

Gilbert Warrenton Director of Photography

Carl Laemmle

Carl Laemmle Presenter

International Releases Dates

United States 24 April 1927

Production Companies

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