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Pharmacist | Gold Rush
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The parrot's second line was done by a fellow speaking in a falsetto voice. The parrot's first line was ad-libbed by the parrot.
John Wayne plays a druggist. In real life, his father was a licensed pharmacist.
Albert Dekker was borrowed from Paramount for this production.
Takes place during the California Gold Rush of 1849.
Patsy Kelly and Edgar Kennedy, paired off here as a battling couple, were both veterans of the Hal Roach Studios, with Kennedy going back to the silents. At Roach they supported Laurel and Hardy, Charley Chase, Thelma Todd, and others, but this is the only film in which they appear together.
"Britt Dawson: That'll teach ya to lay hands on the lady I aim to marry. Tom Craig: Oh, well in that case I offer my sincerest apologies. Britt Dawson: Apologies for walloping ya? Tom Craig: No, for treating your bride-to-be like a package. Britt Dawson: What kind of lingo is this? Lacey Miller: Oh, he's from Boston."
