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Sons of the Desert
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Sons of the Desert

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TMDB 7.116+19331h 5mEnglish
Comedy

Synopsis

Ollie and Stan deceive their wives into thinking they are taking a medically necessary cruise when they are really going to a lodge convention.

Director
William A. SeiterFrom TMDB credits
Studio
Hal Roach Studios1 production companies
Release
December 29, 1933Released
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Top Cast

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Stan Laurel
Stan Laurel
Stanley 'Stan' Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Oliver Hardy
Oliver 'Ollie' Hardy
Mae Busch
Mae Busch
Mrs. Lottie Hardy
Dorothy Christy
Dorothy Christy
Mrs. Betty Laurel
Charley Chase
Charley Chase
Charley
Lucien Littlefield
Lucien Littlefield
Dr. Horace Meddick
Ernie Alexander
Waiter (uncredited)
Brooks Benedict
Brooks Benedict
A Son of the Desert (uncredited)

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Reviews

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John Chard
Aug 27, 2015

Honolulu Baby! As members of the mason mens club The Sons Of The Desert, Stan & Ollie are desperate to go away to one of the clubs conventions in Chicago. This idea is given the no no from the boys' wives {Mae Busch & Dorothy Christy}, so Ollie fakes ill health and the boys wangle a supposed sea voyage to aid his recovery. Of course they head to Chicago for their boys own fun, unbeknown to them that the ship they had told their wives they were travelling on has sunk at sea! I think this stands the test of time as one of the best Laurel & Hardy pictures because it's one of the most professional that they made. Laurel wasn't wholly satisfied with a couple of preceding features that they did, he felt it was becoming slapstick for slapstick's sake, so in came a new writing team to work with him to give us a tighter character driven laugh fest. The films main triumph is the integration and impact of the wives, they add greatly to the comedy with sparky dialogue and visual madness. So many great moments that I don't wish to point any single one out, you just need to see it and enjoy. The songs are fun, the narrative is as tidy as they would do, and the underlying honesty is the best policy message is one we all should heed. 9/10

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