Wrong Again

Comedy, Silent

Stable grooms Laurel and Hardy mistakenly believe that a $5,000 reward is offered for their employer's horse named Blue Boy, when in fact, it pertains to the return of the stolen painting, The Blue Boy.

Upon learning of this reward, they bring Blue Boy to the painting's owner, unaware of the mix-up. The millionaire instructs them to bring Blue Boy inside his house, unaware that they are referring to the horse.

Movie Info

Directed by: Leo McCarey
Written by: Lewis R. Foster (story), Leo McCarey (story), H. M. Walker (intertitles)
Produced by: Hal Roach

Starring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Dell Henderson, Josephine Crowell, William Gillespie, Fred Holmes, Fred Holmes, Sam Lufkin, Harry Bernard, Charlie Hall, Jack Hill
Cinematography: Jack Roach, George Stevens

Edited by: Richard C. Currier
Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date: February 23, 1929

Running time: 20:19
Country: United States
Languages: Synchronized Sound, English (Intertitles)

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