Swiss Miss

In Swiss Miss, Stan and Ollie play mousetrap salesmen who believe that the abundance of cheese in Switzerland will lead to more mice and better business. Their adventures unfold against the picturesque backdrop of the Swiss Alps, with elements of music and comedy woven throughout the story. The film showcases classic slapstick humor, underscored by its black and white cinematography, and includes memorable scenes involving a gorilla, a Saint Bernard dog, and various comedic mishaps on a rope bridge.

The film runs for 73 minutes and is produced by Hal Roach Studios, known for its contributions to the comedy genre. With its charming premise and the beloved performances of Laurel and Hardy, Swiss Miss stands as a notable entry in their filmography. The unique setting and comedic elements make it appealing for fans of classic comedy and musical films from the late 1930s.