Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueLaurel and Hardy demonstrate the uses of wood in this World War II propaganda film.Laurel and Hardy demonstrate the uses of wood in this World War II propaganda film.Laurel and Hardy demonstrate the uses of wood in this World War II propaganda film.
Oliver Hardy
- Ollie
- (as Hardy)
Stan Laurel
- Stan
- (as Laurel)
Lee Vickers
- Narrator
- (voix)
Pete Smith
- Interlocutor
- (voix)
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- AnecdotesStan Laurel and Oliver Hardy filmed their sequence on November 29, 1941, eight days before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
- Citations
Interlocutor: Let's take a look at some more of your junk, uh, I mean your nice things.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Classic Comedy Teams (1986)
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While I had seen the Laurel and Hardy segment of this educational short in various bargain basement VHS tapes and some of the Lee Vickers serious stuff in a bargain basement DVD, it's not until now when I played the Fox DVD of A-Haunting We Will Go that I watched the entire thing as it appeared in various classrooms and corporate meetings. The print hardly seemed an improvement on the other tapes or disc but I guess Fox did the best they could find. I found myself smiling a bit at some of the doings of the boys as they show beginning narrator Pete Smith all the various wood products they have on themselves but the results were hardly hilarious. Still, it was a nice rare look at Stan and Ollie in color. After their bit, Vickers shows us how important wood is for the war effort as this film ends with the patriotic music playing with the American flag flying on screen. All in all, an interesting curio for any fan of L & H.
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