Title from container. "4 programs on one double-sided disc"--Container. Special features include: Feature programs, interactive menus, scene access. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
Contents:
Side A. Utopia (82 min.) 1951 -- Side B. Best of Laurel & Hardy: Mud & Sand (40 min.) 1922 -- Stan Laurel Home Movies (25 min.) ; The Hobo (20 min.) 1917.
Summary:
Utopia: In their very last film, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy travel to London so that Stan can claim his uncle's inheritance. On a yacht that his uncle left him, the boys take a cruise and are marooned on an atoll where they are forced to survive in a Robinson Crusoe-like existence. Best of Laurel & Hardy. Mud & Sand: Slapstick parody of Rudolph Valentino's Blood and Sand. Stan Laurel Home Movies: Collection of footage shot during a tour. The Hobo: Billy West, an impersonater of Charlie Chaplin's tramp character, plays a hobo who catches the eye of the train station master's daughter. He is hired as the station manager's assistant and he tries to steal her attention away from her sweetheart, Harold (Oliver Hardy).
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