Bowery to Bagdad Trailer

Bowery to Bagdad Trailer (1955)

"Abracadabra!...They're Insultin' The Sultan's Babes!" 07 January 1955 Fantasy, Comedy 64 mins

The Bowery Boys find a lamp that has strange magic powers.

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Cast

Leo Gorcey

as Slip Mahoney

Huntz Hall

as Sach Jones

Eric Blore

as The Genie

Joan Shawlee

as Velma, alias "Cindy Lou Calhoun"

Robert Bice

as Duke, the boss

Bernard Gorcey

as Louie Dumbrowsky

David Gorcey

as Chuck Anderson

Benny Bartlett

as Butch Williams

Michael Ross

as Henchman "Tiny"

Rayford Barnes

as Henchman "Canarsie"

Dick Wessel

as Henchman Gus

Jean Willes

as Melody, alias "Claire Culpepper"

Rick Vallin

as Bearded Arab Thug

Paul Marion

as Cleancut Arab Thug

Charles Lung

as Caliph Hamid

Leon Burbank

as Kid Trying to Enter Louie's Sweetshop

International Titles

Bowery to Baghdad Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 07 January 1955

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