Dough Nuts is a 1917 American 2-reel silent comedy film featuring Oliver Hardy. Hardy was from Georgia, and some theaters there promoted the comedy as featuring a local. Historian Blair Miller compared this film to Charlie Chaplin's earlier film Dough and Dynamite. It was also known as The Bakery, and no copyright was registered.. It is not known whether the film currently survives.
Plot This plot summary was published in the Moving Picture World newspaper:
Cast Billy West as Billy, the New Baker Ethel Marie Burton as Ethel, the Cashier (as Ethel Burton) Oliver Hardy as Babe, the chef (as Babe Hardy) Leo White as Camembert, the Proprietor Bud Ross as Boob, the Assistant (as Budd Ross) Florence McLaughlin as Waitress (as Florence McLoughlin) Joe Cohen as Pierre Frank Bates as His Pal
See also List of American films of 1917 Oliver Hardy filmography
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