1932 · Released · 69 min
Bill, a bumbling, dim-witted fellow and his shrewish wife win a holiday to Spain at a Whist tournament. Along the way, he and a famous Matador named Tormito get into an altercation, leaving Bill in the bullfighter's clothes. Seperated from his wife, he's taken for Tormito by the natives, and forced into a match at the local arena.
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Leslie Fuller
Bill
Binnie Barnes
Carmen
Drusilla Wills
Martha
Wallace Lupino
Pedro
Hal Gordon
Manuelito
Ernest Sefton
Tormitio
Betty Fields
Syd Courtenay
Hal Walters
Fuller's partner in comic dance
Lola Harvey
Allan Woodburn
Small Boy
Syd Crossley
Spanish customs officer
Val Guest
Newspaper reporter
Mike Johnson
Whist player
Dora Mayfield
Whist player
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