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Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel in March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934)

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March of the Wooden Soldiers

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Edited into

    • Dick und Doof - Superschau des Lachens (1966)

      archive footage

Featured in

    • Christmas Evil (1980)

      Philip Stadling's children are watching this movie on TV.

    • "Living Famously" Laurel & Hardy (TV Episode 2003)

      Clips shown

Referenced in

    • Our Gang Follies of 1938 (Short 1937)

      Barnaby

    • Babes in Toyland (1961)

      Two characters resemble Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who starred in an earlier version of the same plot.

    • "Bewitched" Toys in Babeland (TV Episode 1967)

      title reference

    • "The Bob Monkhouse Show" The Best of Bob Monkhouse (TV Episode 1984)

      Bob sits beside a poster for the movie (under the title "March of the Wooden Soldiers") in two of his links.

    • "The Smurfs" Babes in Wartland/The Smurf-Walk Cafe (TV Episode 1984)

      Title reference.

References

    • Steamboat Willie (Short 1928)

      Mickey Mouse, in his original likeness, is one of the Toyland residents.

    • The Devil's Brother (1933)

      In both movies Stan Laurel does "kneesy, earsy, nosey" and "fingers wiggling".

    • Three Little Pigs (Short 1933)

      During one of the Three Little Pig segments, an instrumental version of "Who's Afraid of The Big Bad Wolf?" is heard on the soundtrack.

Remade as

    • Babes in Toyland (1961)

Version of

    • "Musical Comedy Time" Babes in Toyland (TV Episode 1950)

    • Babes in Toyland (TV Special 1954)

    • "Shirley Temple's Storybook" Babes in Toyland (TV Episode 1960)

    • Babes in Toyland (1961)

    • Robots in Toyland (Short 1965)

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