Ted Healy is the proprietor of the "Big Idea Scenario Company" (Ideas While You Wait). Unfortunately, various visitors to his one-room office constantly interrupt his train of thought. These include a man with a machine gun, a woman who empties waste baskets on the floor, and a trio of musicians who play "Marching Through Georgia" on various instruments.
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Ted Healy as Ted Healy, Scenario Company President
Moe Howard as Healy's Stooge
Larry Fine as Healy's Stooge
Curly Howard as Healy's Stooge
Bonnie Bonnell as Cleaning Lady
Muriel Evans as Honey, Ted's Fiancee
Tut Mace as Dancer
United States 12 May 1934
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