Mister Hobo

69
  • NR
  • Genre(s):Comedy
  • Release year: 1935
  • Running time: 80 min
The Continental and General Banking Company of Paris is secretly on the verge of bankruptcy. Barsac, the President, has devised a plan to avoid personal financial ruin. A disused iron mine belongs to a family indebted to the bank.read more

The Continental and General Banking Company of Paris is secretly on the verge of bankruptcy. Barsac, the President, has devised a plan to avoid personal financial ruin. A disused iron mine belongs to a family indebted to the bank. What they do not know is that the mine still contains a large quantity of undiscovered ore. He plans to obtain their shares in the mine as payment of their debts, and is eager to find a replacement President quickly so that he can disappear to create his new fortune. He stumbles upon an ageing tramp, ‘The Guv’nor’, who has befriended the owners of the mine. Barsac decides that he wants to employ this tramp as the new President, and although the tramp is reluctant at first, he is persuaded. Will ‘The Guv’nor’ foil Barsac’s plan?

Original Release

11/22/1935

US Release

11/22/1935

Cast

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Directors

Milton Rosmer

Writers

Paul Laffitte, Maude T. Howell, Guy Bolton

Cast

Producers

Editors

Charles Saunders

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