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Should Men Walk Home?
(1927) United States of America
B&W : [?] Two reels?
Directed by Leo McCarey

Cast: Mabel Normand [the girl bandit], Creighton Hale [the gentleman crook], Eugene Pallette [the detective, Intelligence Bureau], Oliver Hardy [the party guest at the punch bowl], Edgar Dearing [the motorcycle cop], Fay Holderness [the nurse], Blanche Payson [a party guest], Clara Guiol, L.J. O’Connor, Gloria Lee [Normand’s double]

Hal Roach Studios, Incorporated, production; distributed by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated. / Produced by Hal Roach. Scenario by Alf Goulding (Alfred J. Goulding), [?] from a screen story by Albert Austin? Supervising producer, F. Richard Jones. Costume design by Will Lambert. Assistant directors, Joe Barry and Lloyd French. Cinematography by Floyd Jackman. Intertitles written by H.M. Walker. / © 14 January 1927 by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated. Released 30 January 1927. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. / Normand’s final film, but penultimate release before the delayed One Hour Married (1927). / Silent film.

Comedy.

Survival status: Print exists.

Current rights holder: Public domain [USA].

Listing updated: 21 June 2008.

References: Fussell-Normand p. 268 : Website-IMDb.