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Released June 02, 1945
Featuring Shemp Howard (Solo)
Monogram
62 min. (Feature Film)

Tommy Young has been released from a three-year stretch in prison, for a jewelry robbery he didn't commit. Reuniting with fiancee Nora Nolan, and his screwball friends boxer Maxie Rosenbloom, trainer Shemp Howard and manager Billy Gilbert, he sets out to prove his innocence. Billy is also an aspiring writer, and he used Tommy's story to sell a fictional version of the robbery to a pulp magazine. The jewels were never found, and since the real crooks were left with phony copies, they assume from the story that Tommy may actually have been involved in a double-cross, with Billy masterminding everything. Billy, Shemp and Max ineptly cook up a scheme to nail the real crooks and exonerate Tommy.

The final of three Gilbert-Howard-Rosenbloom comedies for Monogram, this is the first to actually use the actors as a full comedy trio.

Produced by Sam Katzman's Banner Productions for Monogram distribution.

The crooks' moll is played by onetime Ziegfeld chorus girl Barbara Pepper, a Hollywood character actress probably best-remembered for her final role... 'Doris Ziffel' on the CBS sitcom GREEN ACRES from 1965 - 1968.

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Avg. Rating: [6.00/10]
 
TROUBLE CHASERS on IMDb

Shemp Howard
Shemp Howard

Max 'Slapsie' Rosenbloom
Maxie Rosenbloom

Billy Gilbert
Billy Gilbert

Gloria Marlen
Nora Nolan

Milton Kibbee
H. G. Hogan

Patsy Moran
Mrs. Tubbs

Emmett Lynn
Mr. Fuddy

Meyer Grace
Henchman


Lew Landers
Director

Sam Katzman
Producer

Jack Dietz
Producer

Barney Sarecky
Associate Producer

George H. Plympton
Story and Screenplay

Ande Lamb
Story and Screenplay

Marcel LePicard
Director of Photography


















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