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| Columbia Pictures (1935) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Barcode | 043396489301 |
| Release Date | 10/18/2016 |
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| Moe Howard | Count of Fife | |
| Larry Fine | Duke of Durham | |
| Curly Howard | Baron of Graymatter | |
| Geneva Mitchell | Anne - Queen of Anesthesia | |
| Eadie Adams | Lady of the Court | |
| George Baxter | Prince Boris - Prime Minister | |
| Stanley Blystone | Captain of the Guard | |
| Walter Brennan | Father | |
| Lynton Brent | Queen's Ally | |
| Bobby Burns | Queen's Ally | |
| Jack Duffy | Toothless Guard | |
| Billy Franey | Attendant | |
| Chris Franke | Announcer | |
| Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian | Kidnap Guard | |
| James Howard | Wrestler | |
| William Irving | Queen's Ally | |
| dorothy janis | Brunette Trumpeter | |
| Bud O'Neill | Wrestler | |
| Joseph Perry | Guard | |
| Patty Price | Lady of the Court |
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| Producer | Jules White
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| Writer | Felix Adler
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| Cinematography |
Benjamin H. Kline
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Set in Medieval times, the stooges learn they are of royal blood and vow to save the kingdom. They become the queen's royal guards but are sentenced to die when the queen is abducted on the orders of the evil prime minister. The stooges escape, free the queen, and end up knocking each other out. |
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