15 April 1932 20 mins
Karl's so lethargic and sleepy, he dozes off at his club, and nobody notices him for days. To give him some pep, George takes him and their wives camping in the Catskills, but Karl still finds places to snooze away while all have a bad time.
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George K. Arthur as George
Karl Dane as Karl
Aileen Cook as George's Wife
Marjorie Beebe as Karl's Wife
United States 15 April 1932
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