20 October 1932 Comedy 10 mins
Eddie Kane wanders round the studio back-lot, opening various doors to see which stars pop out.
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr. as Self
Jimmy Durante as Self
Helen Kane as Self
Anna May Wong as Self
Frankie Darro as Self (uncredited)
Jackie Cooper as Self
Bert Wheeler as Self
Robert Woolsey as Self
Roscoe Ates as Self
Tom Mix as Self
Billie Dove as Self
Ben Lyon as Self
Bebe Daniels as Self
Eddie Kane as Self
Dorothy Ates as Self
Bob Bromley as Self
Louis Lewyn Director
United States 20 October 1932
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