Laurel & Hardy show up in Scotland, where Stan thinks he's going to inherit; then it's off to India for some Northwest Frontier action. There's also June Lang and William Janney involved in a romantic subplot. Fortunately, that doesn't take up much time.
It looks like a couple of the Boys' short subjects with enough of a plot to bring this up to a sprightly 80 minutes. Fine comic sequences are interspersed with the story to keep up my interest, and there's one of their lovely dance sequences. under the direction of James Horne, it's one of those movies that's so typical of them that it doesn't stand out in their corpus of work, and yet so enjoyable that I can look at it again and again.
It looks like a couple of the Boys' short subjects with enough of a plot to bring this up to a sprightly 80 minutes. Fine comic sequences are interspersed with the story to keep up my interest, and there's one of their lovely dance sequences. under the direction of James Horne, it's one of those movies that's so typical of them that it doesn't stand out in their corpus of work, and yet so enjoyable that I can look at it again and again.