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Daphne Pollard

Polly Polka - Dance Instructor

Lige Conley

Andy McCannick

Madeline Hurlock

Nita Nutti

Roger Moore

Jimmy Hawks
(as Joe Young)

Andy Clyde

Beach Cook

Art Rowlands

Radio Announcer

Pussums the Cat

Tom Sing Long

Ernie Alexander

Minor Role
(non crédité)

Betty Arlen

Minor Role
(non crédité)

Anita Barnes

Bathing Girl
(non crédité)

Barbara Clayton

Minor Role
(non crédité)

Madalynne Field

First Fat Girl
(non crédité)

Dick French

Minor Role
(non crédité)

June Gittelson

Second Fat Girl
(non crédité)

Greta Granstedt

Minor Role
(non crédité)

George Gray

Man with Stepped-On Face
(non crédité)

Julia Griffith

Minor Role
(non crédité)

Minette Grosse

Minor Role
(non crédité)

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Two brief sequences in 2-strip Technicolor, totaling 162 feet, were included at the beginning of the first reel and at the end of the second reel.

The Butterfly Dance And The Leaping Tuna

Roger Moore -- not that one -- is flying back from China with mechanic Lige Conley. When he spots a bevy of bathing beauties sinking in a rowboat -- and Daphne Pollard too -- he parachutes down to rescue them. Conley gets pushed out of the plan, leaving the cat to land and Moore to collect the medal. He also gets Madeline Hurlock, while Conley is stuck with Miss Pollard.

Some of the color sequences survive in this late silent Mack Sennett movie, although not in great condition. Sennett was always willing to try the next technological hurdle, and was already preparing for sound; meanwhile, he added color to some of his silent movies to keep up interest. Besides this one, several featuring Carole Lombard also survive with muddled color intact.

This was Madeline Hurlock's last movie. She would retire to marry Marc Connelly, then divorce him to promptly marry Robert E. Sherwood. She lived to be 91, dying in 1989.