The Bohemian Girl (1936) |
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Other InformationPlot SummaryThe excellent box-office returns for the previous Laurel & Hardy comic operas The Devil`s Brother and Babes in Toyland encouraged Hal Roach to cast the team in still another operatic adaptation, a self-styled "comedy version" of William Balfe`s The B... Tagline90 Mad-Merry Musical Moments! Related MoviesThe Bohemian Girl [Version of] (Year of movie: 1922) DiscographySinglesDestiny`s Child Heart of a Gypsy I Dreamt I Dwelled in Marble Halls |
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Trivia and QuotesQuotes Stanley: Well, blow me down with an anchovy. [in tavern]
Oliver: [to waiter while tapping a cane on table that Laurel & Hardy gypsied off a guy] Come, come, my man!
[suddenly the top of the cane pops off and about two dozen gold coins spill out onto the table]
Oliver: [Laurel & Hardy double take on this]
Oliver: [smiling] Its a good thing we got his cane. Stanley: [was singing in high, feminine voice] Hello, Ollie.
Oliver: Why, you know that you`ve got a nice voice.
Stanley: Oh, I had a much nicer voice when I ran a nail through it. I rememb...
Oliver: [sarcastically] You ran a nail through it. Let me hear you sing that again.Trivia This was Thelma Todd`s last screen appearance before her controversial death. In an attempt to avoid associating the film with the notoriety surrounding the event, the plot was altered and many of her already-filmed scenes were re-shot. | ||
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