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Let's do it again

Two fund-raisers "borrow" $18,000 from the lodge building fund and set off (with their wives) to New Orleans to do some betting on the fights.

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  • "Two fund-raisers "borrow" $18,000 from the lodge building fund and set off (with their wives) to New Orleans to do some betting on the fights."@en
  • "Poitier is fellow lodge member and skilled hypnotist Clyde, who follows where Billy's schemes lead. The two men borrow the Shaka bankroll. Then they reinvest in some heavy New Orleans betting action after Clyde puts a winning whammy on a long-shot boxer. The return on investment beats anything a bank can do. The risks are higher, too. Six months after making enough money to rescue their lodge, Billy and Clyde receive visitors: the mob!"@en
  • "Poitier and Cosby are fundraisers for their lodge. They borrow money from the building fund, concoct a scheme to hypnotize a loser of a fighter and place bets with rival bookies."
  • "Two blue-collar workers trying to raise funds for their lodge "borrow" money from the lodge building fund, set off (with their wives) to New Orleans to do some betting on the fights, and end up in trouble with the mob."
  • "Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby star as two fund-raisers who "borrow" $18,000 from the building fund and set off (with their wives) to New Orleans to do some betting on the fights."@en
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  • "Working class brothers swindle big time gamblers to save their fraternal lodge in the second pairing of Poitier and Cosby (Uptown Saturday Night)."@en
  • "Working class brothers swindle big time gamblers to save their fraternal lodge in the second pairing of Poitier and Cosby (Uptown Saturday Night)."

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  • "Comedy films"@en
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  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Drama"

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  • "Let's do it again"
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