The Sap Trailer (1929)
09 November 1929 Comedy 80 mins
A small town dimwit takes the blame for his brother-in-law's crime.
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Cast
Edward Everett Horton as The Sap, Bill Small
Alan Hale as Jim Belden
Patsy Ruth Miller as Betty
Russell Simpson as The Banker
Jerry Mandy as The Wop
Edna Murphy as Jane
Louise Carver as Mrs. Sprague
Franklin Pangborn as Ed Mason
Crew
Desmond O'Brien Editor
Devereaux Jennings Cinematography
Robert Lord Screenplay
Archie Mayo Director
De Leon Anthony Screenplay
William Grew Original Concept
International Releases Dates
United States 09 November 1929
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