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Reviews for Double Whoopee

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6.5 / 10 20min

Comedy

Stan and Ollie wreak havoc at an upper class hotel in their jobs as footman (Hardy) and doorman (Laurel). They partially undress blonde bombshell Jean Harlow (in a brief appearance) and repeatedly escort a stuffy nobleman into an empty elevator shaft.

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Review by user348m0cnm4qc

Memorable only for Harlow's appearance

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Review by user626r10fux65

The biggest reason to see this Laurel and Hardy film is to see a very young Jean Harlow

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Review by user157rf4jfi55

Great to see a young Jean Harlow !!!

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Review by user4156rc295oa

Double trouble, with Stan and Ollie as hotel functionaries

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Review by user978lk3b8dl

"There is some reason to believe that they may be competent."

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Review by user3822ugn402y

Jean's torn dress, and "Von Stroheim" gets the treatment

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Review by user868s2yj6r73

Enjoyable silent Laurel & Hardy comedy short.

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Review by user345y9p87l5h

A commentary on whether Jean Harlow is disrobed, and a meh review.

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Review by user21481agfz8

Bidding a fond farewell to the Silent Era with Beautiful Gags, Beautiful Sets and Beautiful Jean Harlowe in Truly Beautiful Looking Black & White 2 Reeler!

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Review by user145jdwzh2iv

Not Quite "Double" The Fun, But Close

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Review by user626knrii2e0

Both silent and sound versions of Laurel & Hardy's Double Whoopee are hilarious to me

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Review by user435xkfkkjuz

Stan and Ollie on Broadway (working in a hotel).

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