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Ah, yes, these were truly the days of wooden ships and iron men, but some of the iron was getting a little rusty.

Hope Emerson and Donald O'Connor in Double Crossbones (1951)

Will Geer and Donald O'Connor in Double Crossbones (1951)

Donald O'Connor in Double Crossbones (1951)

Donald O&apos;Connor

Helena Carter

Will Geer

Oscar Brodney

John Grant

After being falsely accused of dishonesty, a young man decides to become a pirate.

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Double Crossbones

Pleasant Nonsense

Donald O&apos;Connor is an apprentice in a shop which is part of a chain of conspiracy leading from pirates to the colony&apos;s governor. He winds up in prison as part of a cover-up/double-cross, escapes and with Will Geer fakes his way to command of a pirate shi. Learning that the governor is about to marry Helena Carter, who is sweet on him and he on her, he tries to persuade the Brethren of the Coast to invade Charleston, but fails. So he goes in himself.

It&apos;s thorough-going nonsense that never takes itself seriously. O&apos;Connor sings and dances a couple of times, is an idiot with the cutlass or skilled as the situation calls for, and is supported by a raft of minor players, some of whom were notable in the silent era, and others who would become noticeable on TV in the 1960s.

Donald O'Connor is an apprentice in a shop which is part of a chain of conspiracy leading from pirates to the colony's governor. He winds up in prison as part of a cover-up/double-cross, escapes and with Will Geer fakes his way to command of a pirate shi. Learning that the governor is about to marry Helena Carter, who is sweet on him and he on her, he tries to persuade the Brethren of the Coast to invade Charleston, but fails. So he goes in himself.

It's thorough-going nonsense that never takes itself seriously. O'Connor sings and dances a couple of times, is an idiot with the cutlass or skilled as the situation calls for, and is supported by a raft of minor players, some of whom were notable in the silent era, and others who would become noticeable on TV in the 1960s.

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