Happy Times and Jolly Moments Trailer

Happy Times and Jolly Moments Trailer (1943)

01 January 1943 Comedy 18 mins

This short film takes a nostalgic look at the Mack Sennett comedies of the silent cinema era.

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Cast

Lou Marcelle

as Narrator (voice)

Roscoe Arbuckle

as (archive footage)

Billy Bevan

as (archive footage)

Chester Conklin

as (archive footage)

Louise Fazenda

as (archive footage)

James Finlayson

as (archive footage)

Phyllis Haver

as (archive footage)

Harry Langdon

as (archive footage)

Polly Moran

as (archive footage)

Charles Murray

as (archive footage)

Mabel Normand

as (archive footage)

Paul Panzer

as (archive footage)

Kalla Pasha

as (archive footage)

Marie Prevost

as (archive footage)

Bert Roach

as (archive footage)

Ford Sterling

as (archive footage)

International Releases Dates

United States 01 January 1943

Production Companies

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