Dad and Dave Come to Town Trailer

Dad and Dave Come to Town Trailer (1938)

"What This Country Needs Is A Darn Good LAUGH!" 23 December 1938 Comedy 97 mins

Dad and Dave Come to Town is a 1938 Australian comedy film directed by Ken G. Hall, the third in the 'Dad and Dave' comedy series starring Bert Bailey. It was the feature film debut of Peter Finch

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Cast

Bert Bailey

as Dad Rudd

Fred MacDonald

as Dave Rudd

Billy Rayes

as Jim Bradley

Alec Kellaway

as Entwistle

Connie Martyn

as Mum Rudd

Muriel Flood

as Myrtle

Marshall Crosby

as Ryan Sr.

Peter Finch

as Bill Ryan

Cecil Perry

as Rawlings

Billy Stewart

as Bob Thompson

Marie D'Alton

as Miss Quince

Crew

Ken G. Hall

Director

International Titles

Rudd Family Goes to Town Trailer

The Farmer Goes to Town Trailer

International Releases Dates

Australia 23 December 1938

United Kingdom 29 August 1939

United States 31 December 1942

South Africa 25 May 1942

Production Companies

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