Abbott and Costello in Hollywood

Abbott and Costello in Hollywood is a 1945 American film about two bumbling barbers who act as agents for a talented but unknown singer, and stage a phony murder in order to get him a plum role. Directed by S. Sylvan Simon. Written by Nat Perrin and Lou Breslow. Your favorite SCREEN TEAM is on the SCREAM BEAM!  (taglines) Dialogue Abercrombie: A face like mine is hard to forget. Buzz Kurtis: How do you know? Abercrombie: I've been tryin' for years! Buzz Kurtis: You can't sleep? Abercrombie: No. Buzz Kurtis: I've got just the thing for you. Don't go away. [He leaves the room and returns with a phonograph record] Well, pal, here it is. Abercrombie: What do you got there? Buzz Kurtis: [reading the label] Go To Sleep with Dr. Caswell Snide. Abercrombie: Oh, no! I wanna sleep alone! Abercrombie: Let's see...I've got the shaving lather, the razor, and the smelling salts. Rags Ragland: What are the smelling salts for? Abercrombie: I faint at the sight of blood. Taglines Your favorite SCREEN TEAM is on the SCREAM BEAM! A DOUBLE-BARRELLED FUN BURST They crash the studios and see stars! M-G-Merriment Cast Bud Abbott — Buzz Kurtis Lou Costello — Abercrombie Frances Rafferty — Claire Warren Bob Haymes — Jeff Parker Jean Porter — Ruthie Warner Anderson — Norman Royce Rags Ragland — Himself Mike Mazurki — Klondike Pete Carleton G. Young — Gregory LeMaise Donald MacBride — Dennis Kavanaugh Edgar Dearing — First Studio Cop Marion Martin — Miss Milbane Arthur Space — Director External links 0037492 Abbott and Costello in Hollywood Category:1945 American films Category:1945 English-language films Category:Abbott and Costello films Category:American comedy films Category:Films about actors Category:Films set in Hollywood, California Category:Films directed by S. Sylvan Simon