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Dollar Dizzy
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• See also Les Chercheuses d'or
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Trivia • Copyrighted October 6, 1930. • Also filmed in Spanish as El Principe del Dolar, which was released in La Habana, Cuba, on Dec. 15, 1930, and in Barcelona, Spain, on Jan. 26, 1932. Also filmed in French as Les Chercheuses d'or, which was released in 1930. The production number for these versions was C-33-S-I, and both were five reels in length. Rob Stone's list states that foreign-language filming was done July 2 to 23, 1930. Anthony & Edmonds state that it was July 2 to 13, and July 19, 1930. • The prison number issued to James Finlayson (44634) is the same number worn by Stan Laurel in Pardon Us. |
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Charley Chase Charley Chase |
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Thelma Todd Thelma |
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Edgar Kennedy Quimby the lawyer |
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James Finlayson House detective |
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Dorothy Granger Woman who drops her pearls |
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Charlie Hall Bellhop |
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Ida Schumacher Mrs. Chase (Charley's mother) |
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Ted Stroback Hotel desk clerk |
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Bob Minford One of Quimby's associates |
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Lorena Carr Gold digger |
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Dorothy Dix Gold digger in lake |
Ann Lewis Gold digger |
Dick Granger One of the Quimbys |
Carl M. Leviness Mr. Leviness, hotel manager |
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Betty Mae Crane Beverly Crane Talking titles |
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Acknowledgements: Smile When The Raindrops Fall by Brian Anthony & Andy Edmonds (book) The Charley Chase Talkies 1929-1940 by James L. Neibaur (book) Brent Seguine (identification of Carl M. Leviness and Ted Stroback) Jesse Brisson (identification of Lorena Carr, Dorothy Dix) This page was last updated on: 03 February 2023 |