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Going Bye-Bye! (1934)Stan and Ollie give evidence which convicts vicious gangster Butch. They plan to leave town and advertise for a traveling companion to share expenses. Butch's girl replies to the advert and... See full summary » Director:Charley Rogers |
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Walter Long | ... |
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Stan and Ollie give evidence which convicts vicious gangster Butch. They plan to leave town and advertise for a traveling companion to share expenses. Butch's girl replies to the advert and the boys come to collect her. Butch meanwhile has escaped and when the boys finally succeed in freeing him from a trunk he exacts a terrible revenge. Written by Stephen Harrison <stephen@telos.demon.co.uk>
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trunk | newspaper | remake | mistaking something for phone receiver | hand drill |Certificate:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
23 June 1934 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Mono (Western Electric Sound System)Color:
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[as himself]
Ollie: Couldn't you see that he was *annoyed*?
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(1928) (uncredited)
Written by Marvin Hatley
Played during the opening credits
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The trunk is set on fire and flips around in the air, then lands upside down. But in the very next shot, it is shown right-side up. See more »Quotes
Ollie: [mimicking Stan] Aren't you gonna hang him?[as himself]
Ollie: Couldn't you see that he was *annoyed*?
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"Ku-Ku"(1928) (uncredited)
Written by Marvin Hatley
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"Going Bye-Bye !" shows the screen's greatest comic double-act in brilliant form. It is in fact their last short comedy film classic - another five more two-reelers followed followed (though only one of these - "Them Thar Hills"
- approaches the standard of this one). Long is at his fearsome best, and
the dialogue ("Excuse me, I have milk in my ear"), characterisations and slapstick are wonderful. This is up there with Stan and Ollie's best. A must.