| A Pain In the Pullman | |||||
| Columbia Pictures (1936) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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#2510 |
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| Barcode | 043396489301 |
| Release Date | 10/18/2016 |
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| Curly Howard | Curly | |
| Larry Fine | Larry | |
| Moe Howard | Moe | |
| Loretta Andrews | Show Girl | |
| Gail Arnold | Show Girl | |
| Bobby Burns | Man in Berth | |
| Phyllis Crane | Girl Curly Kisses | |
| Jesse De Vorska | O'Brien | |
| Mary Lou Dix | Karen | |
| Al Herman | Drunk | |
| Bud Jamison | Johnson | |
| Johnny Kascier | Man | |
| Eddie Laughton | Train Conductor | |
| Ethelreda Leopold | Show Girl | |
| James C. Morton | Paul Pain | |
| Anne O'Neal | Mrs. Hammond Eggerley | |
| Blanche Payson | Woman with Hat | |
| Hilda Title | Crab Dinner Companion | |
| Ray Turner | Porter | |
| Wilna Wilde | Large Woman |
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| Producer | Jules White
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| Writer | Jack White
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| Cinematography |
Benjamin H. Kline
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The stooges are small time actors traveling by train to an engagement. Along with their pet monkey, they manage to spoil the trip for quite a few of the other passengers including the conductor and a big movie star. Eventually their antics get out of hand and they are literally tossed off the train. |
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