Laffing Time
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Laffing Time is a 1959 feature film starring Gloria Jean and El Brendel and directed by Alf Goulding.[1] The film's producer, Edward Finney, also took the leading comic role, under the pseudonym "Eddie Finn."[2]
Well-meaning but clumsy husband Musty Suffer (Eddie Finn) lives with his wife Sally (Gloria Jean) and his tough-talking mother-in-law (Nina Varela). His Swedish-dialect pal is next-door neighbor Efrem Blobbs (El Brendel). Musty and Blobbs plan an elaborate birthday party for Musty's daughters Betsy and Netsy (Jane and Janette Carty). When the tax collector (Brad Olson) takes Musty's handy money, Musty and Blobbs stage the party themselves. Still in need of cash, Musty and his family hire on as servants for a society matron, whose important dinner party goes from bad to worse.
