Silent short
Bears and Bad Men
Synopsis
Bears and Bad Men is a 1918 silent comedy film directed by Larry Semon[1] and featuring Stan Laurel.
Credits
| Role | People | Character | Billed as |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cast | Larry Semon | Larry Cutshaw | Larry Semon |
| Cast | Stan Laurel | Pete | Stan Laurel |
| Cast | Madge Kirby | The Slawson Daughter | Madge Kirby |
| Cast | William McCall | Stranded actor (as Billy McCall) | William McCall |
| Cast | Blanche Payson | Maw Cutshaw | Blanche Payson |
| Cast | Frank Alexander | Paw Slawson | Frank Alexander |
| Cast | William Hauber | — | William Hauber |
| Cast | Mae Laurel | Scared Woman | Mae Laurel |
| Director | Larry Semon | — | Larry Semon |
| Writer | Larry Semon | — | Larry Semon |
| Producer | Albert E. Smith | — | Albert E. Smith |
| Cast | Pete Gordon | Paw Cutshaw | — |
| Cast | Bobby Dunn | Slawson member | — |
| Cast | Owen Evans | Slawson member | — |