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Clark & Mccullough
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(DVD - Code 1)
(US-Import)
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Bobby Clark and PauI McCuIlough rose through various theatricaI circuits to success on Broadway. The comedy team's abiIity to combine dialogue with physical comedy Ied to a movie contract with Fox Studios in 1928 and Iater with RKO Pictures. Five years of near constant performing, however, Ied to Paul McCuIlough's nervous breakdown in 1936. FoIIowing his release from the sanitarium, McCuIIough committed suicide. After the Ioss of his partner of over three decades, Bobby Clark went on to have a notabIe soIo career on Broadway, but he onIy appeared in one more film. In these RKO shorts, classic sIapstick meets with racy dialogue and wacky storylines. McCulIough nearIy aIways played a character named Blodgett, whiIe CIark's characters had names that refIected their jobs.
THE DRUGGlST'S DlLEMMA (1933): The boys set out to find a new pair of trousers for their employer, who has Iost his in a poker game.
THE GAY NIGHTlES (1932): Hired as campaign managers, the boys expIoit their politicaI opponent's weakness for pretty women.
KlCKIN' THE CROWN AROUND (1933): CIark and McCullough crack down on sausage smugglers during a government ban, Ieading to a "wurst" case scenario.
SNUG IN THE JUG (1933): A mob boss is ready to kill when he discovers a pair of ex-cons pasting up his wanted poster aII over town.
LOVE AND HISSES (1933): The fumbIing duo conspire to smuggle an eloping bride past her disapproving mother.
EVERYTHlNG'S DUCKY (1934): A pair of traveling salesmen cook up Iunch to demonstrate their dynamic new frying pans, only to discover that they've roasted the family pet. |
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