Wally Brown and Tim Ryan are two insurance salesmen who encounter two French ladies. The ladies offer them $5,000 to pretend to be their husbands, because their uncle Emil Sitka, is coming to visit them, ready to give them $50,000 if they are happily married, and their husbands are out of town. While engaging in this persiflage, not only do Brown and Ryan's wives show up, but the ladies' husbands.
It's the sort of high-speed nonsense that Jules White's unit specialized in, along with bath tubs that are always filled for people to fall into, as well as loud sound effects, because nothing is funnier to fans of the Three Stooges, than the implication that empty skulls are being broken.
It's the sort of high-speed nonsense that Jules White's unit specialized in, along with bath tubs that are always filled for people to fall into, as well as loud sound effects, because nothing is funnier to fans of the Three Stooges, than the implication that empty skulls are being broken.