Here Comes Trouble

Starring: William Tracy & Joe Sawyer Director: Fred Guiol

Two wacky army buddies become involved in a slapstick search for a valuable diary.

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DVD Features:

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 51 minutes
Video: Color
Released: November 29, 2005
Originally Released: 1948
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Packaging: Keep Case

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Starring		William Tracy & Joseph Sawyer
Performer:		Joe Sawyer
Directed by		Fred Guiol

Description by OLDIES.com:

After the war, Army buddies Bill Ames (Joe Sawyer) and Dorian Doubleday (William Tracy) reunite as a rookie cop and a newspaper reporter. Ames is no Sherlock Holmes, and Doubleday's nickname is "Dodo" for good reason. Dodo landed his job only because his sweetheart, Penny, is the daughter of Daily Tribune publisher Winfield Blake, an anti-crime crusader. The mob sends burlesque queen Bubbles LaRue to blackmail Blake. Not only does her diary contain incriminating details about a long ago dalliance with the publisher, but all the goods on the mob bosses as well. Bubbles demands $10,000 from Blake, and the publisher sends hapless Dodo to the burlesque house to complete the transaction. Bubble's murder leads to a wild free-for-all around the burlesque stage in pursuit of the stripper's journal.

Here Comes Trouble revived characters from a set of popular early 40's military comedies- Tanks a Million (1941), About Face (1942), Fall In (1943) and Yanks Ahoy (1943). Joe Sawyer plays Sgt. William Ames in these slapstick Army send-ups. His career spans 200 films over three decades, including parts in The Petrified Forest (1936), The Grapes of Wrath (1940), Sargent York (1941), It Came from Outer Space (1953) and the fifties TV series "Rin Tin Tin."

This is one of the last of director Fred Guiol's many films, which include a handful of Laurel and Hardy silents and several Wheeler & Woolsey features. His is also noted for writing screenplays for the films Gunga Din (1939) and Giant (1956).

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In this fourth offering in the Hal Roach series, "Dodo" Doubleday is back on the beat as a police reporter. Everything goes swimmingly until Dodo runs into his old top sergeant.

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Adventure | Thieves

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Sales Rank: 8,686
UPC: 089218493293
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