Safety in Numbers (1938)
The Jones family patriarch, also mayor, is swindled into thinking the town swamp is a rich mineral deposit.
Top billed cast
Jed ProutyJohn Jones
Shirley DeaneBonnie Thompson
Spring ByingtonMrs. John Jones
Russell GleasonHerbert Thompson
Kenneth HowellJack Jones
George ErnestRoger Jones
June CarlsonLucy Jones
Florence RobertsGranny Jones
Billy MahanBobby Jones
Marvin StephensTommy McGuire
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