Hoopla Trailer

Hoopla Trailer (1933)

30 November 1933 Drama 85 mins

A sideshow bally girl sets out to seduce the naive son of the show's manager to get even with him for a friend that he jilted.

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Cast

Preston Foster

as Nifty Miller

Richard Cromwell

as Chris Miller

Herbert Mundin

as Hap Spissel

Minna Gombell

as Carrie

Roger Imhof

as Colonel Gowdy

Florence Roberts

as Ma Benson

Damorès

as Colonel Gowdy (Voice)

Frank Mills

as Barker

Charles Sellon

as The Colonel, Billy's Father

William Le Maire

as Tall Gum-Chewing Spectator

Dick Dickinson

as Carnival Spectator

Crew

Al Rockett

Al Rockett Producer

Frank Lloyd

Director

Kenyon Nicholson

Kenyon Nicholson Theatre Play

Rita Kaufman

Rita Kaufman Costume Design

Ernest Palmer

Ernest Palmer Director of Photography

Louis De Francesco

Original Music Composer

Otto Dyar

Otto Dyar Still Photographer

Harvey Clermont

Harvey Clermont Casting Assistant

Virgil Hart

Virgil Hart Casting Assistant

Mary Yost

Mary Yost Casting Assistant

Louis De Francesco

Louis De Francesco Music Director

William Fox

William Fox Presenter

International Titles

Hoop-La Trailer

International Releases Dates

Sweden 27 January 1934

United States 30 November 1933

Production Companies

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