College Humor Trailer

College Humor Trailer (1933)

05 July 1933 Action, Comedy, Music 80 mins

A college professor and the school's star football player are both rivals for the same beautiful coed.

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Cast

Bing Crosby

as Professor Frederick Danvers

Jack Oakie

as Barney Shirrel

Richard Arlen

as Mondrake

Mary Carlisle

as Barbara Shirrel

George Burns

as George

Gracie Allen

as Gracie

Mary Kornman

as Amber Davis

Joe Sawyer

as Tex Roust (as Joseph Sauers)

Lona Andre

as Ginger

Jimmy Conlin

as Dr. Mandel

James Donlan

as Marcus Lafflin

James Burke

as Cromwell Dexter

Edward Nugent

as Whistler

Lumsden Hare

as College President

Grady Sutton

as Timid Freshman

Crew

Howard Jackson

Original Music Composer

John Leipold

Original Music Composer

Leo Tover

Leo Tover Director of Photography

Travis Banton

Travis Banton Costume Design

International Releases Dates

United States 05 July 1933

Production Companies

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