
Hit the Ice (1943) on Netflix
Passed19431h 22mComedyCrimeMusic
Flash Fulton and Weejie McCoy, sidewalk photographers in need of newspaper work, are taken for Detroit hitmen by a gangster planning a bank robbery. The holdup makes them the chief suspects.
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Plot summary
Silky Fellowsby, a gangster, checks into a hospital as a patient to build himself an alibi for a robbery he is arranging. There he takes two sidewalk photographers, Flash Fulton and Weejie McCoy, for the Detroit hitmen he has engaged, and expects them to watch the bank entrance while his crew works. The pair believe they have been hired to photograph the gang leaving the bank, and after the robbery they are the prime suspects. Their friend Dr. Bill Burns, meanwhile, has been hired to tend Fellowsby at a ski resort in Sun Valley, and the photographers follow them there, taking jobs as waiters to clear their names.
Cast
Bud Abbottas Flash Fulton
Lou Costelloas Weejie McCoy
Ginny Simmsas Marcia Manning
Patric Knowlesas Dr. Bill Elliot (Credits) / Dr. William 'Bill' Burns (in Film)
Elyse Knoxas Peggy Osborne
Joe Sawyeras Buster (as Joseph Sawyer)
Marc Lawrenceas Phil
Sheldon Leonardas 'Silky' Fellowsby
- Johnny Longas Orchestra Leader
Bobby Barberas Candy Butcher (uncredited)
Hank Bellas Sleigh Driver (uncredited)
Wade Boteleras Train Conductor #2 (uncredited)
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- Cordelia Campbellas Child Skater (uncredited)
- Ken Christyas Fire Chief (uncredited)
Joseph Crehanas Train Conductor #1 (uncredited)
Eddie Dunnas Officer Murphy (uncredited)
Pat Flahertyas Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
Joel Fluellenas Club Car Bartender (uncredited)
- Jack Gardneras Reporter (uncredited)
Edward Garganas Bank Policeman (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Hit the Ice (1943)
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- Erle C. Kenton was replaced as director by Charles Lamont after problems with Lou Costello. On the final day of shooting the team appeared on their weekly radio show, where they were crowned the nation's top box-office stars for 1942 in a poll of theater exhibitors.
















