Fixing a Stew
Leon Erroll drinks too much, in the opinion of his mother-in-law, Dot Farley. So she arranges for everyone around him to talk in non-sequiturs until he decides to sober up permanently.
Leon Erroll drinks too much, in the opinion of his mother-in-law, Dot Farley. So she arranges for everyone around him to talk in non-sequiturs until he decides to sober up permanently.
Leon Errol
Leon Errol
Eddie Kane
Eddie
Jack Norton
Pete
Lew Kelly
Man at Leon's house (as Lew Kelley)
Dot Farley
Leon's mother-in-law
Pearl Eaton
Mrs. Errol
Leon Erroll drinks too much, in the opinion of his mother-in-law, Dot Farley. So she arranges for everyone around him to talk in non-sequiturs until he decides to sober up permanently.
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