Speech: Stage Fright and What to Do About It (1949)

"Fred Strong" is the silly-looking main character of this film. A surreal fantasy section is its high point, where the narrator reviews all the things we're afraid of when we speak in front of a crowd. Lon Chaney, Jr. makes a cameo appearance as a guy shooting a gun.
Producer: Centron Productions

[@kgammill]

That's not Lon Chaney, Jr. firing the gun. Where did you get that idea?

[@ZR1Terror]

I have this and shy bladder syndrome. So I'm screwed for life! That's why I didnt continue going to college : (

[@ritzbros]

Chaney fans, quit hyperventilating; you have NOT found a lost LCJ tidbit. Previous poster kgammill is correct--that is NOT Lon Chaney, Jr., firing the gun. Disappointment notwithstanding, the snake slithering across the stage was, I thought, quite humorous!

[@darbyzworld]

Grow a pair and get out there.....
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