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Brats Overview:

Brats (1930) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by James Parrott and produced by Hal Roach.

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Brats Quotes:

Ollie Sr.: [singing softly] Go to sleep, my ba-a-a-by, my ba-a-a-by, my ba...
Stan Sr.: [interrupting loudly] MY BA-A-ABY!
[kids wake up with a shocked start]

Stan Sr.: Remember the old adage: You can lead a horse to water, but a pencil must be lead.

Ollie Sr.: What's all this racket about?
Ollie Jr.: [in a plaintive whiny "poor me" tone of voice] He hit me!
Stan Jr.: I did not! He hit m-
[taking his hand out of the covers to try to point to Ollie Jr., then realizing with extreme chagrin that he still has the boxing glove on. He hastily slips his hand out of the glove and then half-heartedly points a bare finger at Ollie Jr., knowing that his complaint/accusation won't hold much water now that the fathers have seen the boxing glove and thus will suspect that Stan had been doing some hitting himself]
Stan Jr.: - He...

Ollie Sr.: If you brats don't get to bed, I'll break your necks!
Stan Sr.: Shh. Don't talk to them like that. Treat them with kindness. You'll get more out of them. Remember the old adage, you can lead a horse to water but a pencil must be lead.

Ollie Sr.: [in an irritable bossy tone of voice] Shoot THAT ball!
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Brats Facts
The framed photograph next to the clock on the mantelpiece is of Jean Harlow.

A German version was made, but is not known to have survived.

The only Laurel and Hardy film in which they play fathers.

One of the few films for which Hardy shaved off his mustache to play his own son.

Only the second Laurel and Hardy film in which just Laurel and Hardy appear. The first was Early to Bed.

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