Mr. Chump - DVD
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Actor/trumpeter Johnnie "Scats" Davis plays the titular character, the similarly nicknamed Bill "Scats" Small in this swing-happy and sweet/silly tale of small-town crime and romance. Bill Small thinks he has it all -- a surefire Wall Street-beating system (at least on paper); his gal, Betty (Penny Singleton); a room at Betty and her sister Jane's (Lola Lane) boarding house; his trumpet; his dreams; and, best of all, no job! Bill's life
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- GenreDramaDescriptionActor/trumpeter Johnnie "Scats" Davis plays the titular character, the similarly nicknamed Bill "Scats" Small in this swing-happy and sweet/silly tale of small-town crime and romance. Bill Small thinks he has it all -- a surefire Wall Street-beating system (at least on paper); his gal, Betty (Penny Singleton); a room at Betty and her sister Jane's (Lola Lane) boarding house; his trumpet; his dreams; and, best of all, no job! Bill's lifeTitleMr. Chump - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioWarner
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