Top Cast
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Malcolm Sebastian
Big Boy (as Big Boy)
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Lorraine Rivero
Big Boy's Sweetheart
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Billy Sullivan
Big Boy's Father - a Fireman
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Jack Miller
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William McCall
Fire Chief (uncredited)
Overview
A Big Boy comedy
Rating
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