Laurel & Hardy - Babes In Toyland Theatrical Trailer (1934)

God I love this!!! I used to watch this every Thanksgiving as the below poster said also. I was telling my fiance about this and he couldn't find it in the store...I bet amazon. Anyway, It's a childhood fav of mine!! Classic!

Actually?

Mr.Kleinbach/Brandon's:"Barnaby"was the opera

house showman in"The Our Gang Follies Of 1938".

this is on every thanksgiving morning for the past several years. i always make sure to get up and watch it and then i watch the parades. :D such memories of coziness and family and good food this movie brings to mind

This was supposed to have been an "over- the- moon" success when released in 1934 and the trailer definitely shows why -- who wouldn't have stood in line during those cold depression years to see this? I only recently-discovered that a few-years later Felix Knight was at Warners' doing a technicolor- short with songs written by my grandfather -- wish now I had asked grandad what was like to work with him! Thanks for putting this-up. Great trailer!

Now This!


This is "Babes In Toyland"and vintage L&H

..Mr.Disney..You'll never top or improve upon

this!

you're talking about the great henry brandon-best known for his role as Scar in the Searchers.

Sharp-eyed viewers may recognize Mr. Barnaby as the fiendish opera house owner who forced Alfalfa to sing in the streets with a tin cup in his hand, in the Little Rascals episode "Our Gang Follies of 1936."