All American Chump (1936) (MOD) "Tank Tops" writes The New York Times's

writes The New York Times's Vincent Canby

The high jinx continues with world-hopping episodes of Hanna-Barbera's competitive classic

but it's Howard

is getting married

All American Chump (1936) (MOD) "Tank Tops" writes The New York Times'sCrane's Colossal Carnival receives a radical downsizing after rubes rise up and the carnival's assets are repossessed, leaving ace pitchman "Honest" Bill Hogan (Robert Armstrong), owner Jeffrey Crane (Edmund Gwenn) and Crane's daughter Betty (Betty Furness) in desperate need of funds. Venturing to the local bank, Bill encounters aptly named Elmer Lamb (Stuart Erwin), a country bumpkin possessed of an extraordinary brain. Capable of amazing feats of