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Released February 28, 1946
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Columbia
74 min. (Feature Film)

A producer's Broadway flop leads to him marrying a French immigrant for money.  When that doesn't work out as expected, fate drops a bag of money belonging to gamblers in his lap, which he uses to pay off his debts and fund his latest show.  When the crooks track him down and want their money back, the producer's new bride steps up to be the solution to their problems.

Shemp was paid $750 for this film.

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Original Story

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Story and Screenplay

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