USA
A professional clown and a self-indulgent count learn to help each other with their problems, but then become romantic rivals. - IMDb
| Gela, paliatso (transliterated title) |  Greece |
| Le klovn, le! |  Norway |
| Lach Clown Lach (literal translation of working title) |  Netherlands |
| Lach, Clown, lach! |  West Germany |
| Lache, Clown, lache |  Austria |
| Laugh, Clown, Laugh |  United Kingdom |
| Laugh, Clown, Laugh |  Japan |
| Laugh, Clown, Laugh | USA |
| Le! Klovn! Le! |  Denmark |
| Naura pajazzo |  Finland |
| Ri, Palhaço, Ri |  Portugal |
| Ridi pagliaccio |  Italy |
| Ridi, Pagliacci! |  Brazil |
| Ríe, payaso, ríe |  Spain |
| Ríe, payaso, ríe |  Venezuela |
| Ris donc, paillasse! |  Canada |
| Ris donc, paillasse! |  France |
| Skratta Pajazzo |  Sweden |
| A Vén bolond |  Hungary |
| Смейся, клоун, смейся |  Soviet Union |
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Frankie Genardi [6] | Little Boy at Tito's Death |
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Betsy Ann Hisle [10] | Little Girl at Tito's Death |
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Mickey McBan [9] | Oldest Boy at Tito's Death |
