The Head Guy Trailer (1930)

11 January 1930 Comedy 22 mins

Harry is made the temporary stationmaster in a small town.

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Cast

Harry Langdon as Harry, Temporary Station Master

Thelma Todd as The Star

Judith Barrett as Nancy (as Nancy Dover)

Eddie Dunn as Mr. Dunn, the Producer

Billy Engle as Assistant

Edgar Kennedy as Station Master Kennedy (uncredited)

Gus Leonard as Uncle (uncredited)

Bob O'Connor as O'Conor, Violinist (uncredited)

Crew

Fred Guiol Director

H.M. Walker Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 11 January 1930

Production Companies

Hal Roach Studios

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