03 May 1940 Comedy, Crime 18 mins
Two goofball private detectives are hired to find a millionaire who has been kidnapped by a mad scientist.
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Walter Catlett as Slocum
Monte Collins as Pruitt
Dudley Dickerson as Sam
Roscoe Ates as Mr. Tillson
Chester Conklin as The Janitor
John T. Murray as Baby Face Wessel
Del Lord Director
United States 03 May 1940
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