So's Your Aunt Emma! Trailer

So's Your Aunt Emma! Trailer (1942)

"Every day is April Fool's Day when the guys and dolls of gangland mistake Aunt Emma for a gun moll from Missouri!" 17 April 1942 Comedy, Crime 62 mins

A dizzy old spinster gets involved in the boxing racket and gangland murders.

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Cast

Zasu Pitts

as Aunt Emma Bates

Roger Pryor

as Terry Connors

Warren Hymer

as Joe Gormley

Douglas Fowley

as Gus Hammond

Gwen Kenyon

as Maris

Elizabeth Russell

as Zelda LaFontaine

Tris Coffin

as Flower Henderson

Malcolm 'Bud' McTaggart

as Mickey O’Banion

Stanley Blystone

as Detective Miller

International Releases Dates

United States 17 April 1942

Production Companies

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