Jessup is Professor Noodle's butler and the intended first human test subject for the rejuvenation solution. Noodle goes to fetch him, but Stan and Ollie use that absence to conduct their own experiment. The plot summary does not show Jessup taking the solution or interacting directly with the chimney sweeps.
The policeman is part of the law enforcement pursuing Betsy after she steals the diamond. His pursuit adds to the pressure on Betsy and Jimmy as they try to escape the brokers and the police; the plot summary gives no further individual actions or details about him.
Tim Henessey is a member of the Henessey family, appearing as a supporting character in the film. His role is not explicitly described in the plot summary.
Professor Feinstein is one of the professors expected at Mildew College, whose arrival is funded by Mrs. Catsby instead of the athletic program. The Stooges accidentally wear the professors’ clothes and are mistaken for them until the real professors arrive and expose the deception. Feinstein is part of the group of professors whose scheming is thwarted when the Stooges apprehend them.
Samuel Adams has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1932. Signature works include Death of a Saleswoman, Dirty Work, Treasure Blues. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
