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The Flying Deuces Overview:

The Flying Deuces (1939) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by A. Edward Sutherland and produced by Boris Morros.

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Laurel and Hardy in The Flying Deuces 1939 (1)

By Pretty Clever Film Gal on Jan 18, 2012 From Pretty Clever Films

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Laurel and Hardy in The Flying Deuces 1939 (2)

By Pretty Clever Film Gal on Jan 18, 2012 From Pretty Clever Films

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The Flying Deuces Facts
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are thrown into a cell to await execution at sunrise. Stan discovers that he can strum his bed springs and play it like a harp. The music he plays is "The World is Waiting for the Sunrise".
This is Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's only non-Hal Roach-produced film in which Stan had a hand in the writing and editing (as he had in the Roach films).
The harp music Stan plays in his cell is played by Harpo Marx, who apparently also coached Stan on imitating his fingerings.
The movie is at least a partial remake of Laurel & Hardy's four-reel comedy Beau Hunks. Charles Middleton plays a hostile camp commandant in both movies.
On the set of this film, Oliver Hardy met his future wife, script supervisor Virginia Lucille Jones.
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