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Released March 22, 1946
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Columbia
16.6 min. (Short Subject)

Shemp plays an annoying, obnoxious fan at a baseball game and terrorizes all around him! His constant heckling of the Green Sox's best hitter, Ole Margarine, catches the attention of two racketeers. They're betting their money on the other team, and want Mr. Noisy to distract Margarine enough for the Green Sox to lose the Series. But Ole and the Coach hatch their own scheme to keep Noisy quiet.

A remake of Charley Chase's THE HECKLER (1940 Columbia).

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Avg. Rating: [9.14/10]
 
MR. NOISY on IMDb

Matt Willis
Ole Margarine

Bess Flowers
Tennis spectator with purse

Nolan Leary
Tennis spectator with watch

Lew Davis
Tennis award announcer

Doris Houck
Ole's girlfriend

Vernon Dent
Spectator with hot dog

Walter Soderling
Spectator with pipe

Victor Travers
Spectator with toupee

Tom Coleman
Spectator with bandaid

Marilyn Johnson
Woman spectator

Hubert Diltz
Ice cream vendor

Willa Pearl Curtis
Mother with baby

Don Gordon
Spectator with bow tie

Wally Rose
Gangster

Daniel Kerry
Arnold, 2nd gangster

Brian O'Hara
Green Sox coach

Ethan Laidlaw
Green Sox player

John Ince
Doctor

Claire James
Nurse Shapely

Johnny Kascier
Cincinnati spectator

Unidentified MR. NOISY 1
Tennis spectators

Unidentified MR. NOISY 3
Tennis award official

Unidentified MR. NOISY 4
Baseball spectators

Unidentified MR. NOISY 5
Spectator drenched by soda

Unidentified MR. NOISY 6
Spectator hit by tin

Unidentified MR. NOISY 9
Green Sox players


Edward Bernds
Screenplay

Vincent Farrar
Director of Photography

Henry Batista
Film Editor

Charles Clague
Art Director



















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