08 December 1949 Comedy 16 mins
Wally and Tim pose as the husbands of two French women so they'll receive their dowry from their eccentric uncle, but mayhem ensues when first their wives show up and then the actual husbands.
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Jules White Director
United States 08 December 1949
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