"This is it! Here’s Richard’s answer!" 01 January 1947 Comedy, Music 10 mins
A musical answer to “Open the Door, Richard.” A lazy man struggles to get out of bed to answer the door, with musical accompaniment.
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Stepin Fetchit as Richard
William Forest Crouch Director
Answer to “Open the Door Richard” Trailer
United States 01 January 1947
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