March Of The Wooden Soldiers Laurel & Hardy 1934 Musical

Stannie Dum and Ollie Dee live in a shoe alongside Mother Peep, Bo Peep, and a diverse array of children. Their tranquil existence is disrupted by the malevolent Silas Barnaby. The evil Barnaby holds the mortgage to Mother Peep's house. He has designs on Bo Peep and wants to seize control of their shoe abode through foreclosure.

Ollie Dee and Stannie Dum try and fail to pay Mother Peep's mortgage. Faced with imminent eviction, we follow the duo's subsequent attempts to procure funds. Each desperate gambit results in calamity and chaos. Every endeavor against the malicious foreclosure is futile.

They did manage to thwart Barnaby's attempts to marry Bo Peep for a while. Then things went from bad to worse. Barnaby became enraged about the situation and let his Bogeymen loose on Toyland.

Will our heroes devise a cunning scheme to disrupt Barnaby's plans?

Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy
Produced by Hal Roach.
Directed by Gus Meins and Charles Rogers.
Also known as "Babes in Toyland."
Based on "Babes in Toyland." Victor Herbert 1903 operetta.