Way Out West

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Way Out West is a classic 1937 Laurel and Hardy comedy Western film featuring the duo as bumbling messengers tasked with delivering a gold mine deed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Laurel and Hardy film
Western film
film
blackAndWhite true
castMember James Finlayson
Oliver Hardy
Rosina Lawrence
Sharon Lynn
Stan Laurel
Stanley Fields
characterRole Oliver Hardy as Ollie
linked to: Oliver Hardy

Stan Laurel as Stan
cinematographer Art Lloyd
countryOfOrigin United States
director James W. Horne
distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
editor Bert Jordan
format feature film
genre Western
comedy
hasFilmSeries Laurel and Hardy
hasTheme friendship and loyalty
greed over gold
mistaken identity
musicBy Marvin Hatley
notableFor being regarded as one of Laurel and Hardy’s classic feature films
notableScene Laurel and Hardy perform a soft-shoe dance to "At the Ball, That’s All" in the street.
notableSong Trail of the Lonesome Pine
originalLanguage English
plotSummary Laurel and Hardy play messengers sent to deliver the deed to a gold mine to a young woman in a Western town.
producer Hal Roach
productionCompany Hal Roach Studios
releaseDateUS 1937-04-16
releaseYear 1937
runningTime approximately 65 minutes
screenwriter Felix Adler
James Parrott
setIn American Old West
linked to: Old West
stars Oliver Hardy
Stan Laurel
title Way Out West

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Oliver Hardy notableFilm Way Out West
Laurel and Hardy notableWork Way Out West
James Finlayson notableWork Way Out West
Norvell Hardy notableWork Way Out West
Babe Hardy notableFilm Way Out West