Hollywood Trouble

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Overview

An oil-rich rube who aspires to stardom is bilked by a phony acting school.

Cast: Monte Collins, Grady Sutton, Vernon Dent, John Harron, Franklin Pangborn, more

Director: Jack Townley

Genres: Comedy

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Hollywood Trouble

Overview

Cast

Monte Collins

Grady Sutton

Vernon Dent

John Harron

Franklin Pangborn

Estelle Clark

Dorothy Dix

Harold Goodwin

Creighton Hale

Ben Hall

Aggie Herring

Victor Lewis

Gertrude Short

Jack Shutta

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