One Good Turn

In One Good Turn, Stan and Ollie find themselves in a predicament as they beg for food from a kind old lady. When they overhear her landlord threatening eviction due to unpaid mortgage, they take it upon themselves to help her by selling their car. The story unfolds with misunderstandings and humor characteristic of Laurel and Hardy's dynamic.

This film is part of the comedy genre and reflects the early 1930s era of cinema with its black and white presentation. Collectors will find interest in the film as it highlights the work of Hal Roach Studios and the comedic talents of its cast, including Mary Carr and James Finlayson.

Available on DVD, One Good Turn is a notable short film that captures the essence of the Laurel and Hardy partnership. It serves as a piece of cinematic history and showcases the humor that has resonated with audiences for decades.