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The Bees' Buzz (1929)

21 min  -  Short | Comedy  -   7 April 1929 (USA)
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Andy and Harry get into trouble while trying to stop the marriage of Andy's daughter.

Director:

Mack Sennett
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Cast

Credited cast:
Harry Gribbon Harry Gribbon ...
Homer Ashcraft
Andy Clyde Andy Clyde ...
Andy - Peggy's father
Barbara Leonard Barbara Leonard ...
Peggy
Tyler Brooke Tyler Brooke ...
Tyler Smith - Peggy's Suitor
Vernon Dent Vernon Dent ...
Jim - Homer's Pal
Ruth Kane Ruth Kane ...
Party Guest
Billy Gilbert Billy Gilbert ...
Country Club Drinker / Farmer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Johnny Burke Johnny Burke ...
Sheriff (scenes deleted)
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Andy and Harry get into trouble while trying to stop the marriage of Andy's daughter.

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Plot Keywords:

Two Reeler

Genres:

Short | Comedy

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Company Credits

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Runtime:

USA:

Sound Mix:

Mono (RCA Photophone)

Aspect Ratio:

1.20 : 1
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Trivia

A press book issued by the Mack Sennett Studio in conjunction with this film's release suggested a novel publicity stunt for theater owners. Under the headline EXPLOITATION THAT KEEPS BUSINESS HUMMING, the text reads: "The unique title of this comedy can be linked up with an attractive and attention-getting display . . . An exhibit of bees in a glass window case or apiaries can be fixed in the lobby of your theatre. Cards calling attention to the bees on display and those in the picture, together with the title of the comedy, play dates, etc., should back up the display." It is not reported whether any theater owners acted on the suggestion. See more »