Double Trouble (1941)
The owner of an American bean cannery and his wife are expecting the arrival of two orphans from war-torn England, but the "youngsters" arrive and are two addled-brain adults, Albert (Harry Langdon) and Alfred Prattle (Charles Rogers). Making a worse deal out of a bad one, the owner puts them to work in his cannery where, among other mishaps, they manage to place a $100,000 gem in a can of beans. The word gets out and customers, hoping to buy the can with the gem, clear the market place of the company's beans.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| William Beaudine | Director |
| Jack Natteford | Writer |
| Dixon R. Harwin | Producer |
| Ross DiMaggio | Composer |
| Arthur Martinelli | Cinematographer |
| Carl Pierson | Editor |
| Cast | Role |
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| Harry Langdon | |
| Charley Rogers | |
| Cathy Lewis | |
| Dave O'Brien |
