March of the Wooden Soldiers
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March of the Wooden Soldiers
-- Classic screen version of the Victor Herbert operetta, "Babes in Toyland," features Laurel and Hardy as toyshop workers who rescue the winsome Bo-Peep (Charlotte Henry) from the evil Barnaby (Henry Brandon) and save Toyland from invading Bogeymen. Produced by Hal Roach and directed by Gus Meins and Charles Rogers, the antic silliness of the bumbling duo adds to the fun of a musical fantasy whose nursery rhyme characters, sentimental songs and fanciful storyline will entertain the youngsters while charming their elders. Delightful family fare. (A-I) (br)
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1934
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