DESCRIPTION
Two American soldiers are AWOL and on the run from the MP's in 1918. When one of the doughboys falls in love with the daughter of a philandering colonel, the real lunacy begins. Bert Wheeler is the short guy with curly-hair; Robert Woolsey is the skinny guy with glasses. Having come from the stage, both know how to give a gag its full worth. Wheeler and Woolsey were fortunate in that they always get great musical numbers in their films - their songs and dances are always a highlight. This movie is no exception. Besides the Wheeler & Lee duet (`Whistling the Blues Away'), Woolsey gets to spoof Nijinsky (`Nothing But Love'), while dancing in his underwear. Bizarre, but effective.
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Black and White, 78 minutes DVDR 1930
Starring: Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, Dorothy Lee, George MacFarlane, Edna May Oliver, Leni Stengel, Hugh Trevor, Roberta Robinson, Jack Rutherford, E. H. Calvert, Eddie De Lange, Alan Roscoe
Director: Paul Sloane
Vendor: NFV
Vendor #: NFV
Medium: Feature Film
Our Price: $14.99
Suggested Retail Price: $19.95
Package: Printed Sleeve, No Picture Available
