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Not So Dusty (1956) 1956 film; Comedy about two dustbinmen who come into the possession of a valuable book. Stars Bill Owen, Joy Nichols, Leslie Dwyer, Ellen Pollock, Dandy Nichols and more. Like this. Overview; Cast & Crew; Shop; Forums; See Also; Another production also has this name. Not So Dusty (1936) Key details Genre Film
Film Movie Reviews Not So Dusty — 1956. Not So Dusty. 1956. 1h 17m. Comedy. Advertisement. Cast. Bill Owen (Dusty) Joy Nichols (Lobelia) Leslie Dwyer (Nobby) ...
Two London rubbish collectors come into possession of a valuable book, and thwart the attempts of some criminals to con them out of it. Meanwhile one of the dustmen pursues a romance with a housemaid he has met on his round. Remake of a 1936 film of the same title which had also been directed by Maclean Rogers. Wally Patch who had written and starred in the earlier film, appears in a small ...
Not So Dusty is a Film programme that first aired in 1956 and has been classified a U certificate. You may also like. No Smoking [1955, Film] Tags. boxing, comedy, 2 star. Not So Dusty (1956) Directed by . Maclean Rogers. A pair of dustmen come into possession of a valuable book and see the chance to make some money. However, they soon find ...
Not So Dusty. Two dustmen ( Bill Owen and Leslie Dwyer) come into possession of a valuable book - thanks to a good deed. The donor's sneaky sister ( Ellen Pollock) tries various tricks to get the book back, but the 'dusties' finally succeed in selling it to a wealthy man who will treasure it. First released: Monday 16th March 2009. DVD.
Not So Dusty (1956) 1956 film; Comedy about two dustbinmen who come into the possession of a valuable book. Stars Bill Owen, Joy Nichols, Leslie Dwyer, Ellen Pollock, Dandy Nichols and more. Repeated Wednesday at 8:20am on TPTV
Not So Dusty (1956) One of a long list of "churn em out quick and cheap" films of the fifties. Bill Owen is amongst the cast of dustmen who make a few quid from a rare book.The book " does the rounds" as it passes from one person to another before ending up in the right hands. The only odd piece of casting seems to be the girl playing Lobelia ...
