Charlie Ruggles plays a souvenir-buff in quest of a real Swiss cowbell.Charlie Ruggles plays a souvenir-buff in quest of a real Swiss cowbell.Charlie Ruggles plays a souvenir-buff in quest of a real Swiss cowbell.
Charles Ruggles
- Warren Blodgett
- (as Charlie Ruggles)
William Irving
- Mr. Shorter
- (as William J. Irving)
Martha Bamattre
- Fat Milkmaid
- (uncredited)
Wilfred Hari
- Suzuki
- (uncredited)
Harry Schultz
- Joe - Bartender
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe name of the Swiss inn that the Blodgett's stay at is Die Lustigen Glocken. In English, it translates to "the funny bells."
- Quotes
House Detective: What is it?
Mary Blodgett: Well, you see, uh, he's my husband, that little one.
House Detective: Is she your wife?
Warren Blodgett: Naturally, if I'm her husband.
- SoundtracksEnding With A Kiss
Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
Music by Lewis E. Gensler
Copyright 1934 by Famous Music Corporation
Sung by Lanny Ross
Featured review
Tepid musical comedy
I bought this film because i thought that the pairing of Charles Ruggles and Mary Boland would be irresistibly funny.How wrong could i be.This is a tepid lacklustre affair with very little going for it.The main joke so far as Charles Ruggles character is concerned is that he collects bedposts of famous figures.When he goes on holiday to Switzerland he collects cowbells.In the leading role is Lannie Ross.I had never heard of him before which is not surprising on the basis of his performance in this film.Obviously the bosses at Paramount must have thought the same as there are not many credits to his name in the IMB biography.It is of interest to see Ann Southern early in her career.There are some musical numbers which are fairly unmemorable although the number at the finale is reasonably well staged and at least means the film ends on a relatively high note.
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- malcolmgsw
- Jun 29, 2007
Details
- Runtime1 hour 15 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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