Corny, but a good distillation of America’s greatest gift to the world: tolerance and pluralism. Too bad so many Americans today seem to think that the most American quality is intolerance and the rights of the few.

Makes me proud to be an American.

I am checking this as seen because I’ve watched the only existing fragments.

I am checking this film as seen, but feel odd in doing so. I am doing it because I have seen the only existing fragments of the movie.

So many endangered species to shoot, so little film …

This one’s more creepy than funny.

This is the one in which Laurel and Hardy are chimney sweeps. The 1934 film by the same title involves Laurel, Hardy, and a jewelry store.

There are two Laurel & Hardy shorts by this title— 1933 and 1934. ’33 involves the two working as chimney sweeps, and ’34 involves a jewelry store.

This entry is ambiguous. I’d fix it, but I don’t know which one the original lister intended.

Tell your friends about this one, but DON’T SPOILTHEENDING!

Is this the 30s version? The entry needs to be made unambiguous.