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Society Mugs is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Edward Bernds released in USA on 19 september 1946 with Shemp Howard
Society Mugs (1946)
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Add to a movie listSociety Mugs is a Columbia Pictures short film starring Shemp Howard and Tom Kennedy.
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High society woman Muriel Allen (Christine McIntyre) wants to attend a swanky dinner party thrown by friend Alice Preston (Rebel Randall) but husband Arthur (Charles Williams) decides instead to go on a fishing trip. Rather than showing up stag to the party, Muriel tells housekeeper Petunia (Etta McDaniel) to call the Acme Escort Service to bring a few "college boy" escorts. However, Petunia accidentally calls the Acme Exterminator Co., run by Shemp and Tom.Actors
Shemp Howard
(Shemp)
Tom Kennedy
(Tom)
Christine McIntyre
Vernon Dent
(Lord Wafflebottom)
Rebel Randall
(Alice Preston)
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