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Joe E. Brown is a cowboy who wants to invest in a Broadway play. Ginger Rogers, a secretary, learns that her boss...
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(Complete credited cast) | Joe E. Brown | ... | Calvin Jones |
 | Ginger Rogers | ... | Ruth Weston |
| Lew Cody | ... | Joe Lehman |
| Vivien Oakland | ... | Miss Martin |
| Robert Greig | ... | Mack |
| Ralph Ince | ... | Dolan |
| Marion Byron | ... | Kitty (as Marion Bryon) |
| Spencer Charters | ... | Oscar |
| Douglas Gerrard | ... | Stage Director |
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The play,"The Butter and Egg Man" by George S. Kaufman, opened at the Longacre Theatre in New York on 23 September 1925 and closed in April 1926 after 243 performances. Gregory Kelly played Jones and the opening night cast also included Tom Fadden, Robert Middlemass and Harry Stubbs.
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Features Lilies of the Field (1930)
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My Pony Boy
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"Whoooooopie!" ... I caught this movie for the first time on TCM early this morning and found it somewhat entertaining. Not ROFLOL slap-stick, or vaudevillian in the class of the Three Stooges or even Laurel and Hardy but that which was in it for innocent amusement. What did somewhat crack me up was when he was informed that the only costumes they had were that of Shakespeare and nothing associated or fitting the Broadway play they were performing - I believe it was a western. Yet there were some moments to suggest that I was in 1932. For one, in the restaurant the menu contained Kosher items and the comment made about a "tribe," and on the Brown's hat band, swastikas with some other symbols were briefly shown. Not really sure what that was all about but it reminded me a bit of when the Three Stooges poked fun at the threat in Europe that was emerging at the time. Nevertheless it was a fun movie and to see a young Ginger Rogers was well worth it. I'm certainly glad to have experienced it and the script alone was worth commendation. It wasn't great but it was fair.