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Isn’t Life Terrible? (1925) Plot Summary Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1925 · 25 mins
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- Directed by
- Leo McCarey
- Starring
- Fay Wray, Oliver Hardy, Charley Chase, Lon Poff, Charlie Hall, Katherine Grant
Charley, perpetually unlucky, and his work‑averse brother‑in‑law set out for a family camping trip. Charley's wife discovers a pen‑company contest offering an ocean cruise as the grand prize. Charley hustles to sell the pens, wins, and boards the ship—only to learn it’s a dilapidated vessel bound for the scrapyard. To make matters worse, they accidentally leave their young daughter on the dock as the ship departs, leading to a cascade of mishaps.
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