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Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough in The Gay Nighties (1933)

Bobby Clark, Dorothy Granger, and Paul McCullough in The Gay Nighties (1933)

Bobby Clark and Monte Collins in The Gay Nighties (1933)

Bobby Clark, James Finlayson, and Paul McCullough in The Gay Nighties (1933)

Clark & McCullough, as Hives and Blodgett, are campaign managers for political candidate Oliver Beezley. They plan to defeat Beezley's political rival, Commodore Amos Pipp (James Finlayson), by exploiting his weakness for women. Blodgett is to be disguised as a beautiful woman to entrap Pipp, but with his moustache he proves unconvincing in drag--Hives declares, "Even the Commodore wouldn't fall for a buzzard like you!"--and Hives instead enlists the help of Mrs. Beezley (Dorothy Granger) to carry out the scheme. First, though, they have to stay out of the line of fire, and ahead of the police, the nearsighted house detective (Monte Collins), a sleepy man with a cot (Charles Williams), and a somnambulist Countess (Sandra Shaw) with her afghan hound.

Bobby Clark: B. Oglethorpe Hives

The Gay Nighties

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