Accordion Joe Trailer

Accordion Joe Trailer (1930)

12 December 1930 Animated, Comedy, Family 6 mins

Bimbo becomes a long distance accordion champ and comes through with a load of credit.

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Cast

Billy Murray

as Bimbo (uncredited)

Margie Hines

as Betty Boop (uncredited)

Crew

Grim Natwick

Grim Natwick Animation

International Titles

Accordailles... accordéon Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 01 May 1931

United States 12 December 1930

Production Companies

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