

Comedy
Overview
Swope—the only black man on the executive board of an advertising firm—is accidentally put in charge after the death of the chairman.
Top Cast


Arnold Johnson
Arnold Johnson
Putney Swope
Arnold Johnson
Putney Swope


Stan Gottlieb
Stan Gottlieb
Nathan
Stan Gottlieb
Nathan


Allen Garfield
Allen Garfield
Elias, Jr.
Allen Garfield
Elias, Jr.
Archie Russell
Archie Russell
Joker
Archie Russell
Joker
Ramon Gordon
Ramon Gordon
Bissinger
Ramon Gordon
Bissinger
Bert Lawrence
Bert Lawrence
Hawker
Bert Lawrence
Hawker


Joe Madden
Joe Madden
Mr. Syllables
Joe Madden
Mr. Syllables


Antonio Fargas
Antonio Fargas
The Arab
Antonio Fargas
The Arab


Laura Greene
Laura Greene
Mrs. Swope
Laura Greene
Mrs. Swope


Allan Arbus
Allan Arbus
Mr. Bad News
Allan Arbus
Mr. Bad News
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