Pooch and his ladyfriend are harassed by a whip-wielding lumberjack. Strange humor 'neath the tall timber. (The 'thinking out loud' device is unique, thank goodness!) Woodchoppers' theme: "Nola".
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United States 13 March 1933
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10 August 1933
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01 April 1933
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31 October 1933
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07 April 1933
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09 June 1933
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03 August 1933
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23 October 1933
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28 June 1933
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13 January 1933
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08 March 1933
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04 March 1933
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