Sioux Falls Free Thinkers endorse Too Busy to Work for buoying
the spirits of everyone during the depression. A time
when movies at the theaters cost 35 cents.
Too Busy to Work
Too Busy to Work (1932) - 76 minutes
Too Busy to Work at Amazon.com (Collection of 4 films)
Steamboat 'Round the Bend at Amazon.com (Collection of 4 films)
Doctor Bull at Amazon.com (Double Feature)
Meet the hardest-working hobo around - Jubilo! Reprising one of his best-loved roles, Will Rogers is "a real treat" (The Film Daily) in this "delightfully humorous" (Tulsa Daily World) comic treasure about a man searching for the one thing that's tougher to find than a job - his runaway wife!
Jubilo (Rogers) may look like a hobo, but he's got a full-time career: tracking down the man who made off with his wife and daughter. Tramping from town to town, Jubilo keeps his ears open for any news of his family - all the while keeping his hands closed to any kind of work! But when he unexpectedly stumbles on the truth he's been seeking, Jubilo comes face to face with a choice that's tougher than any of the jobs he never had.
10 Will Rogers Depression Era Movies available on DVDs
| 1: Ambassador Bill - 1932 - Vol. 2 |
6: Judge Priest - 1934 - Double Feature |
| 2: Too Busy to Work - 1932 - Vol. 2 |
7: Life Begins at 40 - 1935 - Vol. 1 |
| 3: Doctor Bull - 1933 - Double Feature |
8: Doubting Thomas - 1935 - Vol. 1 |
| 4: Mr. Sketch - 1933 - Vol. 2 |
9: Steamboat 'Round the Bend - 1935 - Vol. 1 |
| 5: David Harum - 1934 - Vol. 2 |
10: In Old Kentucky - 1935 - Vol. 1 |
Too Busy to Work
Sioux Falls Free Thinkers endorse Too Busy to Work for buoying
the spirits of everyone during the depression. A time
when movies at the theaters cost 35 cents.
