23 January 1932 Comedy 19 mins
Once again finding themselves out of work, Karl and George get a job assembling pre-fab houses -- with disastrous results.
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Karl Dane as Karl
George K. Arthur as George
Marjorie Beebe as Mrs. Blimpo
Neely Edwards as Mr. Blimpo
Roy Le May as Gabriel
United States 23 January 1932
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