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Teacher's Beau is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Gus Meins released in USA on 27 april 1935 with George McFarland
Teacher's Beau (1935)
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Add to a movie listTeacher's Beau is a 1935 Our Gang short comedy film directed by Gus Meins. It was the 136th Our Gang short (48th talking episode) that was released.
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On the last day of school, the gang learns that their beloved teacher Miss Jones is going to be married and that, come September, they will have a new teacher named Mrs. Wilson, who will probably be an older widowed lady. Miss Jones's fiancée, Ralph, playfully paints a frightening picture of Mrs. Wilson as "a dried-up mean old woman," neglecting to inform the kids that his last name is Wilson and that Miss Jones will continue to be their teacher under her new, married name.Actors
George McFarland
(Spanky)
Carl Switzer
(Alfalfa)
Scotty Beckett
(Scotty)
Billie "Buckwheat" Thomas
(Buckwheat)
Stymie Beard
(Stymie)
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Themes Children's films
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Rating74%
On the occasion of her 65th birthday, a crotchety hypochondriac (Zeffie Tilbury) goes through her daily rant as her snooty servants ply her with colorful but unnecessary pills. Her "celebration" is interrupted when a toy plane owned by the gang crashes through her dining room window and shatters a vase. Forced to do the old lady's yardwork to pay for the damage, the kids ever so gradually win her heart, mostly by refusing to mollycoddle her as her servants have done for so many years.
Shrimps for a Day (1934)
Directed by Gus Meins
Origin USA
Genres Comedy
Themes Children's films
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Rating73%
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Origin USA
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Rating73%
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