Mr. Noisy

In Mr. Noisy, Shemp Howard plays a noise-maker and heckler who is enlisted by two gamblers to disrupt a ball team while they place bets. The plot thickens when Shemp unexpectedly loses his voice, much to the dismay of the gamblers. This film captures the slapstick comedy prevalent in the mid-20th century, making it a notable piece for fans of the genre.

The film features a cast including notable names like Vernon Dent, Walter Soderling, and Bess Flowers, all of whom contribute to the comedic atmosphere. This title reflects the humor of the period and the antics that defined early comedic cinema. Collectors will appreciate its historical significance as part of Columbia Pictures' comedic catalog during the post-war era.