Year: 1934
Runtime: 21 mins
Language: English
Director: Charley Rogers
In a crowded courtroom, Butch Long swears vengeance against “squealers” Laurel and Hardy, whose testimony lands him in jail. Fearing retribution, the duo decides to leave town and places an advertisement for a travel companion to split costs. The woman who replies turns out to be Butch’s own girlfriend. While Butch escapes, he hides in a trunk at his girlfriend’s apartment, only to become locked inside. Unaware of his presence, Stan and Ollie eventually manage to open the trunk, prompting Butch to finally exact his revenge.
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