The hilarious sequel to the popular My Friend Irma has all of the original characters continuing their roles in a new adventure out west. Supporting duo of Martin and Lewis are center stage for all of the laughs, gags, and interaction with Pierre the chimp. This was the first film that was made at Paramount as a result of the meteoric rise of Martin & Lewis mania throughout the US. The reviews for the film were tepid, but the reviews of Martin & Lewis were marvelous.

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USA 1950. Black and White. Produced by: Hal B. Wallis. Released by: Paramount Pictures Language: English Genre: Comedy Runtime:91 min. Directed by Hal Walker. Cast (in alphabetical order): Ivan H. Browning.... Reporter. Corinne Calvet.... Yvonne Yvonne. David Clark (I).... Deputy sheriff. Link Clayton.... Henry. Lloyd Corrigan.... Sharpie. Charles Dayton.... Reporter. Jimmie Dundee.... Deputy. Charles Evans.... C.Y. Sanford. Al Ferguson.... News vendor. James Flavin.... Sheriff. Roy Gordon.... Jensen. Joe Hecht.... Vendor. Gil Herman.... Attendant. Rose Higgins.... Indian woman. Harold Huber.... Pete. George Humbert.... Chef. Bob Johnson.... Redcap. Stan Johnson.... Reporter. Paul Lees.... Unemployment clerk. Jerry Lewis.... Seymour. John Lund.... Al. Diana Lynn (I).... Jane Stacy. Mike Mahoney.... Cigarette gag man. Dean Martin.... Steve Baird. Julia Montoya.... Indian woman. Wendell Niles.... M.C.Gregg. Palmer.... Attendant. Don Porter.... Mr. Brent. Maxie Thrower.... Bartender. Kenneth Tobey.... Pilot. Joseph Vitale.... Slim. Jasper D. Weldon.... Reporter. Napoleon Whiting.... Waiter. Marie Wilson.... Irma Peterson. Chief Yowlachie.... Indian chief. Written by Cy Howard, Parke Levy. Cinematography by Lee Garmes. Music by Leigh Harline. Film Editing by Warren Low. Produced by Cy Howard (associate), Hal B. Wallis. Other crew: Henry Bumstead.... art director. Hans Dreier.... art director.