06 February 1954 Comedy 9 mins
This comedic short looks at human foibles that lead to major aggravations.
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Pete Smith as Narrator (voice)
Dave O'Brien as Parking Space Hog / Apartment House Manager / Frugal Man / Harry Hollowhead
Sally Payne as Frugal Man's Wife (uncredited)
Frank Sully as Neighbor (uncredited)
Brazil 01 January 2000
United States 06 February 1954
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