Clark and McCullough

Clark and McCullough were a comedy team consisting of comedians Bobby Clark and Paul McCullough. They starred in a series of short films during the 1920s and 1930s. Clark was the one with the painted-on eyeglasses. The two were childhood friends and later became a team in vaudeville shows. They starred in the George Gershwin musical Strike Up the Band on Broadway in 1930. The comedy team Wheeler and Woolsey filmed The Cuckoos in 1930 which was based on Clark and McCullough's hit Broadway show The Ramblers from 1926.^[1] Clark and McCullough's films ended in 1935 and a year later, McCullough committed suicide. Clark appeared in several films and on television in the 1940s and 1950s.

Films

• Two Flaming Youths (Paramount) (1927) (feature film) (also appearing were W. C. Fields, Moran and Mack)
• Clark and McCullough in the Interview (Fox) (1928) (one reel short)
• Clark and McCullough in the Honor System (Fox) (1928) (one reel short)
• The Bath Between (Fox) (1929) (short)
• The Diplomats (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Waltzing Around (Fox) (1929) (short)
• In Holland (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Belle of Samoa (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Beneath the Law (Fox) (1929) (short)
• The Medicine Men (Fox) (1929)
• Music Fiends (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Knights Out (Fox) (1929) (short)
• All Steamed Up (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Hired and Fired (Fox) (1929) (short)
• Detectives Wanted (Fox) (1929) (short)
• A Peep On The Deep (RKO) (1930) (short)
• Chesterfield Celebrities (Warner Brothers-Vitaphone) (1931) (one reel commercial short)
• False Roomers (RKO) (1931) (short)
• A Melon-Drama (RKO) (1931) (short)
• Scratch as Catch Can (RKO) (1931) (short)
• The Iceman’s Ball (RKO) (1932) (short)
• The Millionaire Cat (RKO) (1932) (short)
• Jitters the Butler (RKO) (1932) (short)
• Hokus Focus (RKO (1933) (short)
• The Druggist’s Dilemma (RKO) (1933) (short)
• The Gay Nineties (RKO) (1933) (short)
• Kickin' the Crown Around (RKO) (1933) (short)
• Fits in a Fiddle (RKO) (1933) (short)
• Snug in the Jug (RKO) (1933) (short)
• Hey Nanny Nanny (RKO) (1934) (short)
• In the Devil's Doghouse (RKO) (1934) (short)
• Bedlam of Beards (RKO) (1934) (short)
• Love and Hisses (RKO) (1934) (short)
• Odor in the Court (RKO) (1934) (short)
• Everything's Ducky (RKO) (1934) (short)
• In a Pig's Eye (RKO) (1934) (short)
• Flying Down to Zero (RKO) (1935) (short)
• Alibi Bye Bye (RKO) (1935) (short)

Notes

1. ^ Maltin, Leonard (1970). Movie Comedy Teams. New York, NY: Signet Book. pp. p. 88. ISBN:0451044530.