Listed in the cast but not detailed in the plot summary. Likely a minor or background military figure.
Asset recovery agent in financial scenes.
Harold's rival interferes with Harold's birthday gift by changing the contents of the box. When Bebe opens it, she finds a pipe and a whisky flask instead of the intended present and orders Harold to leave. This deception triggers the conflict at the party and puts Harold at odds with Bebe.
O'Halloran is an Irish policeman who encounters the Stooges while they are trying to return the infant. He mistakenly believes the trio are responsible for the reported abduction, triggering a frantic pursuit in which they try to evade capture before the Mannings clarify the misunderstanding.
Fuller Rath is the studio boss who is waiting for three New York executives expected to assume control. He mistakes Moe, Larry, and Curly for those executives and grants them complete authority over production, but later realizes the deception when a telegram reports that the genuine executives are delayed.
Hotel staff member witnessing or facilitating key plot movements.
A park policeman armed with a baton who engages in the initial brawl against the impostor and actively pursues the eloping couple in a four-seater vehicle.
Bar staff at a nightclub.
The Police Chief is the head of the police station office that Moe, Larry, and Curly invade while dressed in duck-hunting gear. The Stooges sell him a membership in the fraudulent hunting club, along with memberships to other men, including the mayor. His purchase makes him one of the unsuspecting customers drawn into the con.
Flint is the majordomo accompanying the purported Prince Shaam at Mrs. Van Bustle's party. When the prince leaves after the Stooges disrupt the event, Flint follows him; the trio later uncover that Flint and the supposed prince are involved in a robbery plot, and both are arrested.
Col. Buttz is a Confederate officer whose mansion becomes the setting for the Northern operatives’ infiltration. His household hosts the dinner party where the sabotaged cake is served, while the trio’s false identities and later family story unfold under the threat of discovery within his home.
Bud Jamison has 308 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Ape Woman Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Minstrel Days, A Night Out, New News. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
