TVVIDEOCPClown Princes1939
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Clown Princes
Circus tvvideo with a runtime of 10 minutes, released in 1939. Presented in English.
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When the parents of little Eugene "Porky" Lee are threatened with eviction, the Our Gang kids decide to stage a circus to raise the rent money. Spanky McFarland doubles as ringmaster and acrobat, with Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer as a singing trapeze artist, Darla Hood as a lion tamer, Billy "Buckwheat" Thomas as the "Wild Man of Borneo," and Porky himself as "The Head Without a Body." Things come to a spectacular climax when the circus' animal attraction, a cranky mule, is "energized" by a bee sting. The one-reel Clown Princes was originally released on April 15,1939.
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How long is Clown Princes?
Clown Princes runs for 10m.
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of tvvideo is this?
It is tagged under circus, short subject, family, comedy.
