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Bohemian Girl

Bohemian Girl
by James Horne, Charles Rogers

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Director: Charles Rogers, James Horne
Primary Contributor: Stan Laurel
Primary Contributor: Oliver Hardy
DVD: Region Code 0
Format: Black & White, Full Screen, NTSC
Running Time: 70 minutes
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Studio: Hollywood's Attic
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These DVD's are produced by Nostalgia Family Video and Come in a "No Frillz" set. DVD titles come in clear clamshell packaging with no DVD menu and no individual title artwork.

Movie Reviews of Bohemian Girl

Movie Review: Stan & Ollie as Gypsies
Summary: 5 Stars

Laurel & Hardy fans can be divisive about the quality of films these two clowns appear in, and "Bohemian Girl" hasn't always been on the top of their list. But it is pure joy, partly because it reflects a naive Hollywood effort to bring some (operatic) "culture" to movie house audiences, but mostly because these two guys could mug their way through "Carmen" and steal the show. Their Gypsy garb and gab and above all Oliver's facial repertoire here reinforce their classic stature as Best of Comics. This film has four inimitable routines: Stan's solo wine bottling episode, the pair's pickpocketing fiasco,a slight of hand contest and Stan burrowing under Ollie's mattress to steal some coins. A durable old Balfe operetta turned into buffa, "The Bohemian Girl" is one of three brilliant Laurel&Hardy musical adaptations, including "Fra Diavolo" and "Babes in Toyland." Alas, they never got around to improving Wagner's operas. Great loss.

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Summary of Bohemian Girl

This Hal Roach production is Laurel & Hardy's last comic operetta and features The Boys as gypsies who, thanks to Ollie's scheming wife, become guardians to a young girl who is in reality a Royal Princess. But of course, things turn out for the best since The Boys do their very best to protect the girl and bring her up properly. This comedy classic was the last screen appearance of beloved Thelma Todd before her untimely death later in the year. A Do n't Miss classic for fans of The Boys'. These DVD's are produced by Nostalgia Family Video and Come in a "No Frillz" set. DVD titles come in clear clamshell packaging with no DVD menu and no individual title artwork.

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