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Trader Hound (1931)

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Audience Score
60
Trader Hound
NR 15 minApr 8th, 1931ComedyDogville Shorts Collection PosterPart of Dogville Shorts Collection
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Trader Hound, a dog who walks upright, wears human clothes, and speaks English, is in darkest Africa with a young sheik who is looking for adventure. With their native guides, they are searching for a lost princess, Nina T-Bone. After sleepless mosquito-filled nights, clothes lost to a mischievous monkey, and a battle royal between a lion and a gorilla, they make their way to Izorgi Village, where the fierce Afri-Curs live and where Nina T-Bone may be a prisoner. Trader Hound and his party are taken captive, and the Afri-Curs prepare a pot to boil them. Can they make their escape?
StarringBilly BletcherPete Smith
DirectorsJules WhiteZion Myers
WriterZion Myers

Movie Details

Theatrical Release:April 8th, 1931
Original Language:English
Production Companies:Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Movie Tags:
doggorillaracist stereotype

Dogville Shorts Collection

A collection of Dogville Comedy shorts, showcasing creatively costumed "talking" dogs of various breeds and spoofed thenoble and naughty behaviors of people.