Racing Luck (1941)
Bluey and Darkie are first world war veterans who save an ailing racehorse from destruction.
Top billed cast
- Joe ValliDarkie
- George LloydBluey
- Marshall CrosbySir Reginald Franklin
- Olga MooreSylvia Perry
- Keith WoodRobert Franklin
- Connie MartynMrs Perry
- Darby MunroHimself
Raymond Longford
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