Carnival Boat (1932)
Overview
Buck is a hard working lumberjack, but likes to have fun. Buck's father is the foreman and wants Buck to take over when he retires. Buck is in love with Honey, a show-girl on the carnival boat, but she won't live in a lumberjack camp.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.631 |
Directed By
Albert S. Rogell
Crew
Albert S. Rogell
James Seymour
Don Ryan
Adolph L. Schafer
Marion Jackson
TOP CAST
William Boyd
Buck Gannon
Ginger Rogers
Honey
Fred Kohler
Hack Logan
Hobart Bosworth
Jim Gannon
Marie Prevost
Babe
Edgar Kennedy
Baldy
Charles Sellon
Charlie Lane
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