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Movie Pests (1944)
This Pete Smith Specialty short takes a humorous look at the inconsiderate pests whose annoying habits make enjoying a movie impossible.
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This Pete Smith Specialty short takes a humorous look at the inconsiderate pests whose annoying habits make enjoying a movie impossible.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joe Ansen, Harry Parke
In Theaters:7/8/1944
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Cast
Will Jason
Director
Pete Smith
Narrator (voice)
William Bailey
Man Whose Foot Gets Stepped On (uncredited)
Margaret Bert
Woman in Audience (uncredited)
Heinie Conklin
Man Whose Hat Gets Sat On (uncredited)
Ben Hall
Man Next to Peanut-Eating Pest (uncredited)
May McAvoy
Woman Whose Vision Gets Blocked (uncredited)
Dave O'Brien
Feet-in-the-Aisle Pest
Harry Parke
Peanut-Eating Pest (uncredited)
Celia Travers
Woman-with-Big-Hat Pest (uncredited)
Harry Tyler
Mr. Peek-a-Boo (uncredited)
Jacqueline White
Woman in Audience (uncredited)
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