Why bring that up 1929

Description Why Bring That Up? Paramount, Window Card 14" X 22". They starred in seven films, three of which were for Paramount, including this early talking comedy. The duo revive many of their radio routines here, as most of the action centering around a con artist after their money. Evelyn Brent and Harry Green co-star. The window card has edge wear with chipping, a tear in the bottom border, paper loss in the bottom right corner, a dust shadow in the image area, and a light stain in the title area.

Please see full-color, enlargeable images above for more details. Auction Dates. United States. Backstage Blues. Paramount Pictures. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 22 minutes. Black and White. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Top Gap. By what name was Why Bring That Up? See more gaps Learn more about contributing. Edit page. Hollywood Icons, Then and Now. See the gallery. The Rise of Will Smith.

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Why Bring That Up? Alternative titles Backstage Blues Alternative. Synopsis Back-stage story introducing the well-known vaudeville acts of the famous black-face comedians, Mack and Moran. Latest from the BFI Latest news, features and opinion.