Gold Is Where You Lose It

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Andy Clyde and Emmett Lynn in Gold Is Where You Lose It (1944)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRobbers steal some gold and pass it off in Andy's store, but he and his friend think there's been a gold strike. They go off to do some prospecting.Robbers steal some gold and pass it off in Andy's store, but he and his friend think there's been a gold strike. They go off to do some prospecting.Robbers steal some gold and pass it off in Andy's store, but he and his friend think there's been a gold strike. They go off to do some prospecting.

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Andy Clyde

Andy Clyde

Emmett Lynn

Emmett Slack

Mel Blanc

Luke - Stuttering Customer

Lynton Brent

Sheriff
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Bud Jamison

Eddie Laughton

1st Crook
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Judy Malcolm

Bystander
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Bystander
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John Tyrrell

2nd Crook
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Andy Clyde in his Best!

U saw this on Internet archive. This short is maybe a remake of other shorts, but it's the best of those remakes. Andy and Emmer are running a business and go undercover (accidentally) outlaws their loot. I would die if that remake still exist (I'm talking about "pleasure treasure"). This is a good short and it has good and funny slapstick. The best part is Mel Blanc in the movie doing his famous voice of Porky pig. I have seen "yes, we have no bonanza" with the three stooges, but this one is better, even better than "back to the soil" with George Sidney and Charlie Murray. I give this a nine out of ten.