"Laugh and be Happy!" 08 December 1939 Drama, Comedy, Western 66 mins
A New Yorker moves West when he inherits an Arizona ranch.
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Frank Morgan as Henry Conroy
Virginia Weidler as Molly Cullison
Guy Kibbee as Judge Van Treece
Slim Summerville as Sheriff Parton
Douglas Fowley as Ricky Dole
Owen Davis Jr. as Danny Regan
Ted Adams as Rancher Buzz Sawyer (uncredited)
Erville Alderson as Dr. John Clemens (uncredited)
Hank Bell as Rancher Jesse (uncredited)
May Boley as Henry's Landlady (uncredited)
Cliff Clark as Theatrical Agent V. B. Carmady (uncredited)
Chester Conklin as Bus Driver (uncredited)
Buck Connors as Rancher (uncredited)
Jim Corey as Man on Bus (uncredited)
Eddie Dunn as Slim Pickins (uncredited)
Gibson Gowland as Rancher (uncredited)
Edwin L. Marin Director
David Snell Music
Cedric Gibbons Art Direction
Daniel B. Cathcart Assistant Art Director
Sidney Wagner Director of Photography
Douglas Shearer Sound Director
Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration
Lester White Director of Photography
Conrad A. Nervig Editor
Milton Merlin Screenplay
W.C. Tuttle Story
Florence Ryerson Screenplay
United States 08 December 1939
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