Love-Tails of Morocco

This film follows soldiers at a Dogville Foreign Legion outpost as they watch a newsreel featuring a spoof of opera singer Amelita Galli-Curci. The soldiers share their stories about the women who have wronged them, leading to comical reflections on their experiences. Their collective frustration with women takes a turn when an unexpected visitor arrives, adding to the absurdity of their tales.

As part of the Dogville Shorts Collection, Love-Tails of Morocco showcases the era's unique blend of comedy and character-driven storytelling. The film features notable performances by Zion Myers and Jules White, who bring the soldiers' antics to life. This short captures the spirit of early 1930s comedy, making it a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in this genre and time period.