01 November 1933 Comedy, Music 77 mins
The second of two "Jack and Jim" musicals, starring Arthur Roscoe and Naunton Wayne.
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Arthur Riscoe as Jack
Naunton Wayne as Jim
Franco Foresta as The Tenor
Diana Napier as The Wife
Pearl Osgood as The Girl
United Kingdom 01 November 1933
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