Chickens Come Home

Title details

Type

Movie

Original title

Chickens Come Home

Release year

1931

Release date

February 21, 1931

Status

Released

Runtime

30 minutes

Genres

Comedy

Production companies

Hal Roach Studios

Director

James W. Horne

TMDB rating

6.6/10 (60 votes)

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Cast

Stan Laurel

Mr. Laurel

Oliver Hardy

Mr. Oliver Hardy

Thelma Todd

Mrs. Hardy (uncredited)

James Finlayson

Butler (uncredited)

Mae Busch

Ollie's Old Flame (uncredited)

Baldwin Cooke

Office Worker (uncredited)

Gordon Douglas

Passerby Outside Apartment (uncredited)

N

Norma Drew

Mrs. Laurel (uncredited)

E

Elizabeth Forrester

Passerby Outside Apartment (uncredited)

Charles K. French

Judge (uncredited)

Clara Guiol

Secretary (uncredited)

F

Frank Holliday

Mr. Holliday (uncredited)

Ham Kinsey

Mr. Kinsey / Elevator Operator (uncredited)

Dorothy Layton

Office Worker (uncredited)

V

Venice Lloyd

Office Worker (uncredited)

Patsy O'Byrne

Busybody (uncredited)

G

Gertrude Pedlar

Judge's Wife (uncredited)

Frank Rice

Hardy's Dinner Servant (uncredited)

Characters

• Mr. Laurel voiced by Stan Laurel
• Mr. Oliver Hardy voiced by Oliver Hardy
• Mrs. Hardy (uncredited) voiced by Thelma Todd
• Butler (uncredited) voiced by James Finlayson
• Ollie's Old Flame (uncredited) voiced by Mae Busch
• Office Worker (uncredited) voiced by Baldwin Cooke
• Passerby Outside Apartment (uncredited) voiced by Gordon Douglas
• Mrs. Laurel (uncredited) voiced by Norma Drew
• Passerby Outside Apartment (uncredited) voiced by Elizabeth Forrester
• Judge (uncredited) voiced by Charles K. French
• Secretary (uncredited) voiced by Clara Guiol
• Mr. Holliday (uncredited) voiced by Frank Holliday
• Mr. Kinsey / Elevator Operator (uncredited) voiced by Ham Kinsey
• Office Worker (uncredited) voiced by Dorothy Layton
• Office Worker (uncredited) voiced by Venice Lloyd
• Busybody (uncredited) voiced by Patsy O'Byrne
• Judge's Wife (uncredited) voiced by Gertrude Pedlar
• Hardy's Dinner Servant (uncredited) voiced by Frank Rice

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