| Pop Goes the Easel | |||||
| Columbia Pictures (1935) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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#2501 |
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| Barcode | 043396489301 |
| Release Date | 10/18/2016 |
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| Moe Howard | Moe | |
| Larry Fine | Larry | |
| Curly Howard | Curley | |
| Bobby Burns | Prof. Fuller | |
| Neal Burns | Art Student | |
| Bob Callahan | Art Student | |
| Phyllis Crane | Model in Tights | |
| Lew Davis | Art Student | |
| Jack Duffy | Bearded Man | |
| Billy Engle | Shop Keeper | |
| Phyllis Fine | Girl Playing Hopscotch | |
| Grace Goodall | Woman in Car | |
| Joan Howard | Girl Playing Hopscotch | |
| William Irving | Man Curly Asks for a Meal | |
| Delos Jewkes | Art Student | |
| Jack Kenney | Laughing Art Student | |
| Louis Mason | Plainclothesman | |
| Geneva Mitchell | Model in Black Gown | |
| George Ovey | Bald Man | |
| Blanche Payson | Art Student |
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| Producer | Jules White
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| Writer | Felix Adler
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| Cinematography |
Henry Freulich
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The stooges are down and out. With a cop chasing them, they flee into an artists studio where they are mistaken for students. The cop continues to hunt for them and they use a variety of disguises and tactics to elude him. A wild clay throwing fight ends the film. |
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