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Blondie Meets the Boss (1939)Blondie takes over Dagwood's job while he goes off on a fishing trip. Director:Frank R. Strayer |
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Blondie Meets the Boss (1939)Blondie takes over Dagwood's job while he goes off on a fishing trip. Director:Frank R. Strayer |
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Penny Singleton | ... | |
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Arthur Lake | ... | |
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Larry Simms | ... | |
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Daisy | ... | |
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Jonathan Hale | ... | |
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Danny Mummert | ... | |
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Dorothy Moore | ... | |
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Don Beddoe | ... |
Marvin Williams
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Dorothy Comingore | ... |
Francine Rogers
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Stanley Brown | ... | |
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Joel Dean | ... |
Freddie Turner
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Richard Fiske | ... |
Nelson
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| Inez Courtney | ... |
Betty Lou Wood
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Skinnay Ennis | ... |
Bandleader Skinnay Ennis
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Skinnay Ennis and His Orchestra | ... |
Skinnay Ennis Orchestra
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Dagwood Bumstead quits his job when his long-awaited vacation is postponed. Blondie asks J.C. Dithers to give Dagwood his job back, and Dithers agrees but on the condition that Blondie take charge of the office while he is in Washington closing a deal. Dagwood, left to tend the house while Blondie goes to work, succumbs to a neighbor's suggestion to go fishing and leaves Baby Dumpling in care of Blondie's sister, Dot, in town for a jitterbug contest. While fishing, Dagwood meets two entertainers from the Garden Cafe and when one of them, Francine, almost overturns the boat, Dagwood grabs to save her, and the "glutch" is photographed. Blondie has the film from Dagwood's camera developed, and Dithers wires her to buy some land owned by the Garden Club proprietor before he learns that it has been approved as the site of the new airport. Enroute, she picks up the developed film... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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