01 January 1956 Animated, Comedy 23 mins
Short promotional film for a Saturday Evening Post sales convention.
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Orson Bean as Llewelyn Throckmorton, III
Salome Jens as Bryn Mawr
Groucho Marx as Stage conductor
Chico Marx as Piano player
Ernie Kovacs as Man in bar
Edie Adams as Wife of man in bar
Bob Hope as Influential Man
Bing Crosby as Influential Man
Gilbert Mack as Gil Mack
Bibi Osterwald as Hazel
United States 01 January 1956
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