Tricky Dicks Trailer

Tricky Dicks Trailer (1953)

07 May 1953 Comedy 16 mins

The stooges are policemen on the trail of a murderer. They unsuccessfully interrogate an Italian organ grinder, among other suspects, and then catch the bad guy after a gun fight that nearly destroys the police station.

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Cast

Larry Fine

as Larry

Benny Rubin

as Antonio Zucchini Salami Gorgonzola dePizza

Ferris Taylor

as Chief of Detectives B.A. Copper

Phil Arnold

as Chopper

Murray Alper

as The Thrill Killer

Connie Cezon

as Slick Chick

Suzanne Ridgway

as Mail Clerk (uncredited)

Crew

Jules White

Director

William P. Whitley

William P. Whitley Director of Photography

George Brooks

George Brooks Art Direction

Jules White

Jules White Producer

International Releases Dates

United States 07 May 1953

Production Companies

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