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Laurel & Hardy - The Bohemian Girl
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RRP: NZ$18.49
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In this film Laurel & Hardy play a couple of gypsies who spend most of their time playing "fingers" and picking pockets. They find themselves camped outside a Counts Palace and Oliver's wife kidnaps the Counts daughter and abandons Oliver for her lover and leaves him with the child. Years pass and once again they are camping in the palace grounds when the daughter, now a woman, is caught tresspassing and thrown in the dungeons. Unaware of her noble birth Oliver and 'uncle' Stanely must save the girl.
This film includes some of the duos greatest visual gags and underlines their perfect timing and as a couple of conmen. They are hilarious specially when Laurel gets inadvertently drunk while trying to fill bottles of wine., In this film Laurel & Hardy play a couple of gypsies who spend most of their time playing "fingers" and picking pockets. They find themselves camped outside a Counts Palace and Oliver's wife kidnaps the Counts daughter and abandons Oliver for her lover and leaves him with the child. Years pass and once again they are camping in the palace grounds when the daughter, now a woman, is caught tresspassing and thrown in the dungeons. Unaware of her noble birth Oliver and 'uncle' Stanely must save the girl.
This film includes some of the duos greatest visual gags and underlines their perfect timing and as a couple of conmen. They are hilarious specially when Laurel gets inadvertently drunk while trying to fill bottles of wine.
Special Features:
- None Listed.
- Laurel & Hardy
- James W. Horne
- U
- Laurel & Hardy
- Oliver Hardy
- Stan Laurel
- Thelma Todd
- Aspect Ratio 4:3
- English
- 1
- 2
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Total Price: NZ$106.98
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Laurel & Hardy - The Bohemian Girl
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DVD
RRP: NZ$18.49
NZ$14.49
Save: NZ$4.00
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In this film Laurel & Hardy play a couple of gypsies who spend most of their time playing "fingers" and picking pockets. They find themselves camped outside a Counts Palace and Oliver's wife kidnaps the Counts daughter and abandons Oliver for her lover and leaves him with the child. Years pass and once again they are camping in the palace grounds when the daughter, now a woman, is caught tresspassing and thrown in the dungeons. Unaware of her noble birth Oliver and 'uncle' Stanely must save the girl.
This film includes some of the duos greatest visual gags and underlines their perfect timing and as a couple of conmen. They are hilarious specially when Laurel gets inadvertently drunk while trying to fill bottles of wine., In this film Laurel & Hardy play a couple of gypsies who spend most of their time playing "fingers" and picking pockets. They find themselves camped outside a Counts Palace and Oliver's wife kidnaps the Counts daughter and abandons Oliver for her lover and leaves him with the child. Years pass and once again they are camping in the palace grounds when the daughter, now a woman, is caught tresspassing and thrown in the dungeons. Unaware of her noble birth Oliver and 'uncle' Stanely must save the girl.
This film includes some of the duos greatest visual gags and underlines their perfect timing and as a couple of conmen. They are hilarious specially when Laurel gets inadvertently drunk while trying to fill bottles of wine.
Special Features:
- None Listed.
- Laurel & Hardy
- James W. Horne
- U
- Laurel & Hardy
- Oliver Hardy
- Stan Laurel
- Thelma Todd
- Aspect Ratio 4:3
- English
- 1
- 2
Frequently Bought Together
+
Total Price: NZ$106.98
Add both to basket
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The Bohemian Girl Laurel and Hardy
The DVD took a little longer to arrive than I hoped, However the price was very reasonable and the DVD was in good condition when it arrived. Unfortunately the DVD did not have the option to watch it in colour which my daughter particularly likes. My husband, daughter and I all enjoyed watching it however and the quality was very good considering the age of the film. My only complaint is that it took a little too long to arrive
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