Old Hutch Trailer

Old Hutch Trailer (1936)

"THE LAZIEST MAN IN THE WORLD but what a help to romance when he found $100,000!" 25 September 1936 80 mins

Life changes in surprising ways when a lazy, unemployed husband and father finds a box containing thousands of dollars in cash.

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Cast

Wallace Beery

as "Hutch" Hutchins

Elizabeth Patterson

as Sarah Hutchins

Cecilia Parker

as Irene Hutchins

Eric Linden

as David Jolly

Robert McWade

as Mr. Jolly

Donald Meek

as Mr. Gunnison

Delmar Watson

as Allie Hutchins

Harry Watson

as Freddie Hutchins

Scotty Beckett

as Roy Hutchins

Harry Burns

as Workman #1

James Bush

as Bank Teller

Elise Cavanna

as Travel Agency Clerk

George Chandler

as Cigar Store Clerk

Zeffie Tilbury

as Elderly Woman in Bank

International Releases Dates

United States 25 September 1936

Production Companies

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