13 February 1934 Comedy 10 mins
A freshly minted private eye is sent to a sanitarium as a gag.
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Jesse Block as Detective Block
Eva Sully as Nurse
Fred Harper as Jarvis
Shemp Howard as Piano Mover
Donald MacBride as I. Peek - Head Detective
United States 13 February 1934
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