The Littlest Hobo

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Release date: Jul 6, 1958

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Largely filmed in Canada, The Littlest Hobo was the result of a brainstorming session between Dorrell and Stuart McGowan, the same sibling production team responsible for TV's Death Valley Days. Hobo is a homeless German shepherd, whose adventures begin when he hops off a freight train in a strange town. Naturally drawn to down-and-outers, Hobo rescues a lamb that is slated for the slaughterhouse. The rest of the film concerns the dog and lamb's many trials and tribulations as they elude the authorities. Ideal for kiddie-matinee showings, Littlest Hobo also has much to offer for adult moviegoers. The film spawned a 1963 TV series, also assembled by the McGowan brothers.

Cast

Buddy Joe Hooker
as Tommy
Wendy Stuart
as Molly
Carlyle Mitchell
as Governor Malloy
Bob Kline
as Mike
Howard Hoffman
as Captain in Mission
Pat Bradley
as Joe
Bill Coontz
as Attendant
William E. Marks
as Dr. Hunt
Pauline Moore
as Nurse
Larry Thor
as Police Captain
Norman Bartold
as Police Sergeant
Fleecie the Lamb
Benjamin H. Kline
as Mike
London the Dog
Jon Mikl Thor
as Police Captain
Robert Klein
as Mike
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