Sons of the Desert

Sons of the Desert is a 1933 film staring Laurel & Hardy, and directed by William A. Seiter It was first released in the United States on December 29 1933. The organisation The Sons of the Desert takes its name from this film.

Table of contents

1 Plot Summary
2 Principal Cast
3 External Links

Plot Summary

Warning: Wikipedia contains spoilers

Laurel & Hardy are members of a fraternity organisation, that is due to hold their annual convention in Chicago. After taking an oath to attend, Oliver finds his wife will not let him go, so he feigns illness, for which a veterinarian prescibes a trip to Honolulu. The boys go to the convention, with their wives thinking they are in Honolulu. On the back, the return boat from Honolulu sinks in a typhoon, and Stan & Ollie have to explain how they got back a day early.

Principal Cast

Stan Laurel as Stanley
Oliver Hardy as Oliver
Charley Chase as Charley
Mae Busch as Mrs. Hardy
Dorothy Christy as Mrs. Laurel
Lucien Littlefield as the Veterinarian

External Links

IMDb Entry