So This Is Washington (1943)
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So This is Washington is one of the better entries in the "Lum 'N' Abner" film series. Chester Lauck and Norris Goff recreate their popular radio characters of Lum and Abner, folksy general-store proprietors in the village of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. This time, the boys become convinced that they've developed a synthetic-rubber formula, so they head to the nation's capital to offer their invention to the government. Thanks to the wartime housing shortage, Lum & Abner are obliged to set up residence at a park bench. Before long they've transformed into a pair of backwoods Bernard Baruchs, dispensing sage wisdom to pedestrians and pundits alike. Very much a product of its times, So This is Washington seems more quaint than funny when seen today. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 62 mins
Complete Cast:
- Chester Lauck - Lum Edwards
- Alan Mowbray - Mr. Marshall
- Mildred Coles - Jane Nestor
- Minerva Urecal - Mrs. Pomeroy
- Matt McHugh - Stranger
- Norris Goff - Abner Peabody
- Roger Clark - Robert Blevins
- Sarah Padden - Aunt Charity
- Danny Duncan - Grandpappy
- Barbara Pepper - Taxi Driver
- Director(s):
- Ray McCarey
- Writer(s):
- Roswell Rogers, Leonard Praskins
- Producer(s):
- Ben Hersh
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