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Saturday, May 5, 2018

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     The Devil’s Brother
1933  NR  COMEDY  1h 30min
CAST— Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Dennis King, Thelma Todd, James Finlayson, Henry Armetta
MUSIC— Daniel Auber  DIRECTORS— Hal Roach, Charles R. Rogers

     Low level Laurel and Hardy picture featuring the boys as eighteenth century wannabe bandits who hitch their wagon to a real thief. This marauder, dubbed Diavolo, or Devil, poses as an aristocrat to charm his way into the hearts of noblewomen then fleeces them for all they’re worth. Meanwhile, his assistants bumble their way through everything they set out to do. This lame excuse for an L&H feature is no comparison to their short films but view if you must. AKA: Fra Diavolo, Bogus Bandits.
OUR RATING— * ½
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