Bedtime Worries (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Robert F. McGowan |
| Producer(s) | Hal Roach (uncredited), Robert F. McGowan |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family, Short Films |
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Harry Bernard(as The burglar)
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Harry Bernard
(as The burglar)
Billy Bletcher(as Radio Voice)
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Billy Bletcher
(as Radio Voice)
Emerson Treacy(as Emerson, Spanky's father)
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Bedtime Worries
Released
1933
Emerson Treacy
(as Emerson, Spanky's fath...)
Bedtime Worries Overview:
Bedtime Worries (1933) was a Family - Comedy Film directed by Robert F. McGowan and produced by Hal Roach and Robert F. McGowan.
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Bedtime Worries Quotes:
Spanky:
[Spanky saw Emerson Treacy came in the house and unexpectely dance with Gay Seabrook] Gee! Pop's gone cuckoo!
Gay, Spanky's mother: [after the dance is over] Emerson Treacy, are you drunk?
Emerson, Spanky's father: No.
See More Quotes from Bedtime WorriesGay, Spanky's mother: [after the dance is over] Emerson Treacy, are you drunk?
Emerson, Spanky's father: No.
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"Santa Claus" was said twelve times, altogether, by "Spanky", "Spanky's Dad", the burglar and "Stymie", as "Stymie" took "Pete the Pup" there, to hide and keep "The Gang's" dog, hidden from the dog catcher.