In the Dog House

19341934
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20m

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Andy Clyde and Vivien Oakland in In the Dog House (1934)

Andy remarries, but his new wife has no use for either his orphaned grandson or the boy's dog.Andy remarries, but his new wife has no use for either his orphaned grandson or the boy's dog.Andy remarries, but his new wife has no use for either his orphaned grandson or the boy's dog.

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5.1/10

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- Arthur Ripley
- Richard Smith(story and screen play)
- Arthur Ripley(story and screen play)
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Andy Clyde

Andy Clyde

Vivien Oakland

Talullah Clyde
(as Vivian Oakland)

Delmar Watson

Jimmy Clyde

Chuck Callahan

Dog Pound Manager
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- Arthur Ripley
- Richard Smith(story and screen play)
- Arthur Ripley(story and screen play)
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I Thought I Wanted You
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Written by Archie Gottler

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3/10

Not especially funny...and a tad cruel.

"In the Dog House" is a misfire from Columbia Pictures that stars Andy Clyde. When the story begins, Andy has remarried and his new wife has learned only now that Andy was married before and has a grandchild who is now an orphan. I can understand her being upset....but this witch wants Andy to send the boy to an orphanage! This is a singularly unfunny situation and there really aren't many laughs in this one....and how could there be?? Overall, it's a short film that was poorly written and unpleasant.

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