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Sugar Daddies

Play trailer Poster for Sugar Daddies Released Sep 10, 1927 20m Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
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An oil tycoon tries to get out of a drunken marriage.

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Mike M Another of L&H's silent shorts with not a single bowler hat in sight, and where the roles attached to the leads still hadn't been set in stone - a bit like reading Shakespeare's teenage journal rather than "Hamlet": obviously interesting, if not yet the real thing... As Ollie and a dolled-up Stan dance an awkward foxtrot, and later take a turn around a funhouse, we start to see the pair's physical rhythms coming into focus; we even get the first documented use of the phrase "a fine mess" in these shorts - though it's typical of the topsy-turvy universe we're in that it should be "spoken" (as it were) by a suddenly sensible Stan to Finlayson. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 05/08/11 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis An oil tycoon tries to get out of a drunken marriage.
Director
Fred Guiol, Leo McCarey
Producer
Hal Roach
Screenwriter
H. M. Walker
Genre
Comedy
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 10, 1927, Original
Runtime
20m