Two Mugs From Brooklyn (1942)
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Taxi, Mister (AKA Two Mugs from Brooklyn was the first in a brief series of roughhouse comedies starring William Bendix and Joe Sawyer as a pair of nouveau riche cabdrivers. In this one, Tim McGuerin (Bendix) and Eddie Corbett (Sawyer) recall in flashback how they built up their thriving taxi… More Taxi, Mister (AKA Two Mugs from Brooklyn was the first in a brief series of roughhouse comedies starring William Bendix and Joe Sawyer as a pair of nouveau riche cabdrivers. In this one, Tim McGuerin (Bendix) and Eddie Corbett (Sawyer) recall in flashback how they built up their thriving taxi business. It so happened that Tim was quite a baseball pitcher, and it was this skill that enabled him to collect a huge reward by subduing racketeer Glorio (Sheldon Leonard) with a well-aimed monkey wrench (this particular gag was a favorite of producer Hal Roach, who used variations in such previous films as Max Davidson's Pass the Gravy and Laurel & Hardy's Swiss Miss). Grace Bradley is extremely decorative as the burlesque queen who becomes Mrs. McGuerin. Like most of Hal Roach's "Streamliners", Taxi Mister runs a brisk 45 minutes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Cast
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William Bendix
as Tim McGuerin
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Grace Bradley
as Sadie McGuerin
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Joe Sawyer
as Eddie Corbett
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Sheldon Leonard
as Glorio
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Jack Norton
as Van Nostrum
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Frank Faylen
as Silk
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Mike Mazurki
as Joe
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Sig Arno
as Henry
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Iris Adrian
as Waitress
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Lona Andre
as Chorus Girl
- Cliff Clark
- Edward Gargan