Going Bye-Bye!

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Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel in Going Bye-Bye! (1934)

After testifying in court against a dangerous criminal, the boys plan to skip town, but the criminal escapes prison and comes after them.After testifying in court against a dangerous criminal, the boys plan to skip town, but the criminal escapes prison and comes after them.After testifying in court against a dangerous criminal, the boys plan to skip town, but the criminal escapes prison and comes after them.

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7.6/10

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Stan Laurel

Mr. Laurel

Oliver Hardy

Mr. Hardy

Mae Busch

Butch's Girlfriend

Walter Long

Butch

Baldwin Cooke

Court Official
(uncredited)

Charles Dorety

Man in Courtroom
(uncredited)

Lester Dorr

Man in Courtroom
(uncredited)

Harry Dunkinson

Judge
(uncredited)

Fay Holderness

Jury member
(uncredited)

Fred Holmes

Man in Courtroom
(uncredited)

Jack 'Tiny' Lipson

Jury member
(uncredited)

Sam Lufkin

Man with Warning
(uncredited)

Murdock MacQuarrie

Jury Foreman
(uncredited)

William J. O'Brien

Jury member
(uncredited)

Ellinor Vanderveer

Jury Member
(uncredited)

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Trivia
When Ollie brings a bunch of flowers to Mae's apartment, they then change hands 16 times and are never set down or discarded, even at the end of the film.

Goofs
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.

Quotes
Stan: Maybe we better get out of town.
Ollie: Now, how are we gonna get out of town?
Stan: We got a car.
Ollie: Well, what are we gonna run it on?
Stan: On the road.

Alternate versions
When released on video with Video Treasures, the following scene was removed: When Ollie accidentally get's his head stuck in the head of the bed Stan helps him pull it out. The video release showed the Before and After of the gag instead of the middle, so it cuts right to the broken bed head and Ollie rubbing his neck.

Connections
Featured in The Crazy World of Laurel and Hardy (1966)

Soundtracks
Ku-Ku
(1928) (uncredited)
Written by Marvin Hatley
Played during the opening credits

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Prime L & H

The critic in me says that the entire film is structured for the sole purpose of the sight gag with which the film ends. But, OH, WHAT A SIGHT GAG!

I saw this the other night at a local arts club screening, but available nowhere else. Why isn't this (or for matter, their masterpiece "The Music Box") on video?