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Dough-Nuts
Synopsis
Billy West is "at liberty" (according to the opening title card), dressed in his Chaplin-tramp clothes and walking down a country lane. At the bakery, the cashier ( Ethel Burton ) flirts with a baker ( Budd Ross ) using a piece of candy, which comes to the attention of the chef ( Babe Hardy , heavily made up with a ridiculously fake moustache and beard).
Générique
| Rôle | Interprètes | Personnage | Au générique comme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distribution | Oliver Hardy | The hero's rival | Babe Hardy |
| Réalisation | Arvid E. Gillstrom | — | — |
| Production | Louis Burstein | — | — |
| cinematography | Herman Obrock Jr. | — | — |
| editor | Ben H. Cohen | — | — |
| Distribution | Billy West | Billy, new baker | — |
| Distribution | Ethel Marie Burton | Ethel, the cashier | — |
| Distribution | Leo White | Camembert, the proprietor | — |
| Distribution | Budd Ross | Boob, the assistant | — |
| Distribution | Florence McLaughlin | Waitress | — |
| Distribution | Joe Cohen | Spaghetti (Pierre) | — |