Tinhorn Troubadors
Directed by Leslie GoodwinsStraying none too far from the premise of two earlier Edgar Kennedy shorts - Locks and Bonds (1937), and Wall Street Blues (1946), where the wife uses stock certificates as wallpaper - this Wally Brown-Jack Kirkwood short finds them as unemployed song-and-dance men who give their landlady 50 shares of what they think is worthless stock to pay their room rent. They hear the stock is worth $6000 and, after some inept second-story work, recover the certificates, only to discover the stock really is worthless.
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Tinhorn Troubadors was released on 16 maart 1951.
Tinhorn Troubadors was directed by Leslie Goodwins.
Tinhorn Troubadors has a runtime of 16 m.
Tinhorn Troubadors was produced by George Bilson.
Straying none too far from the premise of two earlier Edgar Kennedy shorts - Locks and Bonds (1937), and Wall Street Blues (1946), where the wife uses stock certificates as wallpaper - this Wally Brown-Jack Kirkwood short finds them as unemployed song-and-dance men who give their landlady 50 shares of what they think is worthless stock to pay their room rent. They hear the stock is worth $6000 and, after some inept second-story work, recover the certificates, only to discover the stock really is worthless.
The key characters in Tinhorn Troubadors are Wally (Wally Brown), Jack (Jack Kirkwood), Mrs. O'Hara, Landlady (Patsy Moran).
Tinhorn Troubadors is a Short, Komedie film.