
Hook and Ladder
Comedy
Overview
The gang, while playing firemen, come upon a real fire.
Top Cast


Sherwood Bailey
Sherwood Bailey
Spud
Sherwood Bailey
Spud


Matthew Beard
Matthew Beard
Stymie
Matthew Beard
Stymie


Dorothy DeBorba
Dorothy DeBorba
Dorothy
Dorothy DeBorba
Dorothy


Kendall McComas
Kendall McComas
Breezy
Kendall McComas
Breezy


George McFarland
George McFarland
Spanky
George McFarland
Spanky


Dickie Moore
Dickie Moore
Dickie
Dickie Moore
Dickie
Buddy McDonald
Buddy McDonald
Speck
Buddy McDonald
Speck
Harold Wertz
Harold Wertz
Bouncy
Harold Wertz
Bouncy


Gene Morgan
Gene Morgan
Fireman
Gene Morgan
Fireman
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