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Stan Laurel's personal dedication to his daughter:,
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This review is from: Laurel & Hardy:One Good Turn [VHS] (VHS Tape)
There's a reason for the ending where Stan attacks Ollie.Apparently Stan's daughter Lois had not been fond of Oliver(affectionatly known to her as"uncle Babe")on account of past films she had seen where he bullied her father and made him cry.The final scene in this film was to prove to his Lois that her daddy is perfectly capable of standing up for himself when need be.
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A Want of Originality Is Apparent In The Sight Gags.,
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This review is from: Laurel & Hardy:One Good Turn [VHS] (VHS Tape)
A Great Depression theme underscores this two-reeler as the comedians, playing as sufferers of the general economic malaise, are on the road with little to their names other than a frazzled 1911 Ford jalopy and, after losing their shelter and provisions during the opening scene, the luckless pair begs for food at a house where the owner, played by matronly silent film player Mary Carr, takes pity upon them, serving a substantial lunch; while dining, they overhear dialogue from an amateur theatrical that is being rehearsed in the salon of their hostess, with subsequent events stemming from their eavesdropping, in a short feature that lacks the freshness of comedic execution that marks the best Laurel and Hardy works, although early career appearances of Billy Gilbert and Dorothy Granger are in evidence from among the cast.
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