Great Movie Comedians, The (From Charlie Chaplin to Woody Allen)
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Released October 07, 1933
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Vitaphone
21.25 min. (Short Subject)
21.25 min. (Short Subject)
On a birthday drunk, Paul Revere Watson imagines himself as his Revolutionary War namesake in this musical comedy revue. His ride to warn the citizenry is interrupted by stops at the local pubs, rendezvous with housewives, and a shipboard Boston Tea Party complete with dancing girls.
Shemp Howard has a small role as Revere's stableman.
Cast members Gene and Kathleen Lockhart are the parents of actress June Lockhart (SERGEANT YORK, LASSIE, LOST IN SPACE, PETTICOAT JUNCTION).
Avg. Rating: 
[5.75/10]
[5.75/10]
Gus Shy
Paul Revere Watson
Janet Reade
Martha Washington Jones
Bert Frohman
Master of Ceremonies
The Vitaphone Boys and Girls
Dancers
Shemp Howard
Revere's stableman
Amanda Randolph
Revere's maid
Bobby Watson
Martin Tinwell
Gene Lockhart
Miles Standish
Kathleen Lockhart
Mrs. Standish
Almira Sessions
2nd woman
The Three Admirals
Boston Tea Party trio
Charles Howard
Janitor
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 1
Policeman
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 2
Mrs. Revere
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 3
Revere's date
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 4
John & Flo Winthrop
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 5
Women in windows
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 6
Tea party crier
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 7
Motorist & motorcycle cop
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 8
Nightclub patrons
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 9
Tavern patrons
Unidentified PAUL REVERE JR. 10
Tea party guests
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