Cockeyed Cavaliers Trailer

Cockeyed Cavaliers Trailer (1934)

"A tayle of olden chivelrie! Gay musick! Comical happenings! Comely maidens faire to see!" 29 June 1934 Comedy, Music 72 mins

Two yokels try to crash royal society by posing as the King's physicians.

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Cast

Thelma Todd

as Lady Genevieve

Dorothy Lee

as Mary Ann

Noah Beery

as The Baron

Robert Greig

as The Duke

Henry Sedley

as The Duke's Friend

Billy Gilbert

as Innkeeper

Franklin Pangborn

as Town Crier

Alfred P. James

as Squire Dan Dale

Frank Baker

as Tavern Customer

Kit Guard

as Stable Boy

Charlie Hall

as Coach Driver

Frank Mills

as Bell Ringer

Kewpie Morgan

as Andrew - the Jailer

Jack Norton

as King's Physician

Crew

Pandro S. Berman

Pandro S. Berman Executive Producer

Lou Brock

Lou Brock Associate Producer

Roy Webb

Original Music Composer

David Abel

David Abel Director of Photography

Carroll Clark

Carroll Clark Art Direction

Van Nest Polglase

Van Nest Polglase Art Direction

Walter Plunkett

Walter Plunkett Costume Design

Hermes Pan

Hermes Pan Choreographer

Gaston Longet

Gaston Longet Still Photographer

International Releases Dates

United States 29 June 1934

Production Companies

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