01 Clarence Kolb is in this family drama where the Pepper family fights to keep their copper mine when their elderly benefactor dies.
Directed by Charles Barton · 1h 07m
Clarence Kolb was a familiar Hollywood character actor, often cast as a blustery executive or father, who appeared in dozens of comedies in the 1930s and 40s. Five Little Peppers and How They Grew and Five Little Peppers at Home follow a family fighting to keep an inherited copper mine, Nothing but the Truth bets a stockbroker he can tell only the truth, and Fun on a Weekend has two broke strangers posing as a wealthy couple. White Tie and Tails and True to Life round out the list.
01 Clarence Kolb is in this family drama where the Pepper family fights to keep their copper mine when their elderly benefactor dies.
Directed by Charles Barton · 1h 07m
02 Clarence Kolb appears in this family drama about a widowed mother and her five children who navigate their unexpected hardships with cheer.
Directed by Charles Barton · 0h 58m · Rated NR
03 Clarence Kolb is in this comedy about two broke strangers who pose as a wealthy, eccentric couple and find their scheme working better than expected.
Directed by Andrew L. Stone · 1h 33m · Rated NR
04 Clarence Kolb features in this Bob Hope comedy about a stockbroker who bets his business partners $10,000 that he can tell nothing but the truth for a full twenty-four hours.
Directed by Elliott Nugent · 1h 30m · Rated NR
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05 Clarence Kolb is in this comedy about a butler who masquerades as a millionaire while his employer is away and gets entangled with a wealthy heiress.
Directed by Charles Barton · 1h 21m · Rated NR
06 Clarence Kolb is in this comedy about a radio writer who secretly bases his hit show on a real family, then falls for their daughter and struggles with guilt over the charade.
Directed by George Marshall · 1h 34m · Rated NR
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