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Short music comedy

Lambchops (1929): Cast

Lambchops (1929) movie poster

Lambchops is a 1929 short music comedy directed by Murray Roth, starring George Burns as George the boyfriend and Gracie Allen. It runs 8 minutes.

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Lambchops (1929) movie poster
Released
Runtime
8 min
Director
Murray Roth
Genres
Music , Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Lambchops About?

The premise of Lambchops without spoilers.

George and Gracie enter an elegant drawing‑room, searching for the audience. When George spots the camera, they launch into rapid patter. Gracie tries to prove she’s clever, not ditzy, a point she never quite grasps. Midway they sing “Do You Believe Me?” and add a hoof‑step routine before ending with Gracie whispering a story into George’s ear.

Lambchops Themes & Keywords

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  • sketch comedy
  • vaudeville
  • national film registry
  • marriage
  • singing
  • comedy team
  • classic musical
  • stage musical
  • dancing
  • breaking the fourth wall
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Cast & crew

Lambchops Cast & Characters

George Burns leads the cast as George the boyfriend, with Gracie Allen as Gracie the girlfriend. Directed by Murray Roth.

From the director

More from Murray Roth

More films directed by Murray Roth: Dancing on the Ceiling, Don’t Bet on Love, Believe It or Not #2 and Yamekraw.

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FAQ

Lambchops FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Lambchops, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Lambchops?

Lambchops runs 8 minutes.

When was Lambchops released?

Lambchops was released on October 31, 1929.

Who directed Lambchops?

Lambchops was directed by Murray Roth.

More films by Murray Roth

Who is in the cast of Lambchops?

Lambchops stars George Burns as George the boyfriend and Gracie Allen as Gracie the girlfriend.

Does Lambchops have a post-credit scene?

No. Lambchops has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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