Way Out West (1937)
Stan and Ollie try to deliver the deed to a valuable gold mine to the daughter of a dead prospector. Unfortunately, the daughter's evil guardian is determined to have the gold mine for himself and his saloon-singer wife.
- James W. Horne
- Chet Brandenburg
- James W. Horne
- Arthur V. Jones
- Charley Rogers
- Felix Adler
- James Parrott
- Oliver Hardy
- Stan Laurel
- Jack Jevne
- Charley Rogers
Rating: 7.034/10 by 193 users
Alternative Title:
Laurel et Hardy au Far-West - FR
Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel - DE
Allegri vagabondi - IT
Dick und Doof im Wilden Westen - DE
Dick und Doof - Zwei ritten nach Texas - DE
Im fernen Westen - DE
Laurel & Hardy - Zwei ritten nach Texas - DE
Dick und Doof im wilden Westen - AT
Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel - AT
Laurel & Hardy im Wilden Westen - AT
Laurel Und Hardy Zwei Ritten Nach Texas - DE
Laurel et Hardy au Far West - FR
Au Far West - FR
Au Far-West - FR
Dick und Doof - Das unterschlagene Testament - DE
Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 04 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0
Plot Keyword: saloon, donkey, gold mine, black and white, prospector, burro
The boys spoof the western with joyous results. Running at just over one hour long, this Laurel & Hardy film is a none stop gag fest, both visually and orally. Perhaps more well known for being the film that contains the famous "Trail Of The Lonesome Pine" sequence, it should be noted that that scene is merely a part of a structured romp. Stan & Ollie are asked to deliver a gold mine deed to a young lady by the name of Mary Roberts (Rosina Lawrence), naturally they get embroiled in some daft shenanigans as they are duped by the devious duo of Mickey Finn (a delightfully fiendish James Finlayson) & Lola Marcel (Sharon Lynne) into handing over the deed to them instead of the rightful heir. After learning they have been conned we then follow the chaotic attempts of Stan & Ollie to recover the deed and give it to the real Mary. Watch as the boys get maximum laughter out of a hole in Stan's shoe, see Ollie's neck stretched, you will believe that a mule can fly, and embrace the rib tickler that is a saloon chase sequence late in the piece. Throw in a delightful dance routine the guys do to "At The Ball, That's All," and you have a simple recipe brought to the boil with wonderful results. End result? Comedy gold. 9/10
