
Isn't Love Cuckoo?
Comedy
Overview
An auto salesman fall in love with a rich girl but she is already engaged.
Top Cast


Raymond McKee
Raymond McKee
Ralph Palmer
Raymond McKee
Ralph Palmer


Ruth Hiatt
Ruth Hiatt
Bebe Lodge
Ruth Hiatt
Bebe Lodge


Eugenia Gilbert
Eugenia Gilbert
Peggy Dodge - Stenographer
Eugenia Gilbert
Peggy Dodge - Stenographer


Sunshine Hart
Sunshine Hart
Mrs. Dodge - Peggy's Mother
Sunshine Hart
Mrs. Dodge - Peggy's Mother


Pat Harmon
Pat Harmon
Motorcycle Cop
Pat Harmon
Motorcycle Cop


Vernon Dent
Vernon Dent
Auto Agency Manager
Vernon Dent
Auto Agency Manager


Irving Bacon
Irving Bacon
John Lodge - Bebe's Father
Irving Bacon
John Lodge - Bebe's Father


Evelyn Sherman
Evelyn Sherman
Mrs. Lodge - Bebe's Mother
Evelyn Sherman
Mrs. Lodge - Bebe's Mother


Louise Carver
Louise Carver
Wedding Cake Victim (uncredited)
Louise Carver
Wedding Cake Victim (uncredited)


Andy Clyde
Andy Clyde
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Andy Clyde
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
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