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Them Thar Hills

Stan and Ollie journey to the mountains for Ollie's health, parking their caravan by a well that moonshiners previously dumped their liquor into. Believing it to be iron-rich mountain water, the duo quench their thirst. The trouble begins when a married motoring couple stops to borrow gasoline; the irritable husband leaves his thirsty wife with the boys while he refills their car. A sequel to this film was TIT FOR TAT.

Director(s)

Charley Rogers

Don Sandstrom

Cast & Crew

Richard Alexander

Richard Alexander

Moonshiner

Eddie Baker

Eddie Baker

Officer

Charlie Hall

Charlie Hall

Mr. Hall

Billy Gilbert

Billy Gilbert

The Doctor

Baldwin Cooke

Baldwin Cooke

Officer

Mae Busch

Mae Busch

Mrs. Hall

Stan Laurel

Stan Laurel

Stan

Oliver Hardy

Oliver Hardy

Ollie

Bobby Dunn

Bobby Dunn

Moonshiner

Bobby Burns

Bobby Burns

Officer

Sam Lufkin

Sam Lufkin

Moonshiner

Charley Rogers

Charley Rogers

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Don Sandstrom

Don Sandstrom

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Details

GenresComedy
Runtime20 mins
Released on21 Jul 1934
Languageen
Produced InUnited States of America
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Reviews

talisencrw

9/10

Some genius comedic bits here, as on a much-needed vacation to soothe Ollie's nerves, the famed duo camp in the country and inadvertently get drunk on moonshine, thinking it's 'healthy mountain water'. They share its virtues with a beautiful woman and then have to deal with the crazily jealous husband. Highly recommended if and when you need a few really good laughs!

CinemaSerf

7/10

So poor old Ollie has gout! To help him recover, he and Stan retreat to a remote mountain shack where it transpires the local moonshiners have been hiding their produce in plain sight - in the well! Gradually the pair discover that they are rather partial to the local water. There is a fun sequence with Charlie Hall amongst some amiable antics, and though maybe we have seen a few of the scenarios elsewhere amongst this duo's output before, this is a tightly paced but simple and amusing twenty minute outing that I really quite enjoyed.

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