The Circus Clown Trailer

The Circus Clown Trailer (1934)

"HERE COMES THE BIG SHOW! THE SEVEN BLUNDERS OF THE WORLD!" 30 June 1934 Comedy 64 mins

A man who wants to join the circus against the wishes of his ex-circus clown father.

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Cast

Joe E. Brown

as Happy Howard / Chuckles

Patricia Ellis

as Alice Madison

Dorothy Burgess

as Babe (aka Miss Mercedes)

Gordon Westcott

as Frank Madison

Ronnie Cosby

as Dickie Madison

Ward Bond

as Spectator

Spencer Charters

as Kingsley

John Sheehan

as Moxley

Tom Dugan

as Mac (scenes deleted)

Earle Hodgins

as Circus Barker

Gordon Evans

as Undetermined Role

Ernest Clark

as Vaudeville Act

Alfredo Codona

as Trapeze Aerialist

Crew

Ray Enright

Director

Vernon Larson

Vernon Larson Assistant Camera

International Releases Dates

United States 30 June 1934

Production Companies

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