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Oh, Yeah?
Also known as No Brakes in the United Kingdom : {Oh, Yeah!}
(1929) United States of America
B&W : Eight reels / 6890 feet
Directed by Tay Garnett
Cast: Robert Armstrong [Dude Cowan], James Gleason [Dusty Reilly], Patricia Caron [Pinkie], ZaSu Pitts [‘The Elk’], Bud Fine (Budd Fine) [‘Pop Eye’], Frank Hagney [‘HotFoot’], Harry Tyler [‘Splinters’], Paul Hurst [the railyard superintendent], Bobby Dunn [the railway man at bonfire]
Distributed by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated [Pathépicture]. / Screenplay by Tay Garnett, with dialogue by Tay Garnett and James Gleason, from the short story “No Brakes” by Andrew W. Somerville. Song “Love Found Me” by Tay Garnett, George Waggner and George Green. Assistant director, Robert Fellow. Dialogue director, James Gleason. Cinematography by Arthur Miller. Sound production by Earl A. Wolcott and Harold Stine. Presented by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated. / © 9 November 1929 by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated [LP842]. Released 19 October 1929. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format. RCA Photophone sound-on-film synchronized sound system. / The film was also released in the USA in a silent version at 5657 feet by Pathé Exchange, Incorporated. / Full-sound film.
Comedy-Drama.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: (unknown)
Listing updated: 18 August 2022.
References: Variety-19291030 p. 32 : Website-AFI, Website-IMDb.
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