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    Une nuit extravagante    
         
    1930    
         
    Director:  James Parrott
Producer:  Hal Roach
Editor:  Richard C. Currier
Cinematography:  George Stevens
   
    Hal Roach Studios/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1930
foreign-language sound short/4-reels
   
         
       
         
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  ....... Stan and Ollie reprise their roles from the 2-reel short of Blotto, speaking their own dialogue in French.  For a full review of this film, please refer to "Blotto".

Mrs. Laurel is played by Georgette Rhodes (who replaces Anita Garvin in the role).  It's pretty much a scene-for-scene re-enactment of the original film, although the general pace is slightly slower.
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Facts
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•This French-language version of the film was released two months after the English-speaking version, Blotto.
•Stan and Ollie read their lines and pronounced them phonetically from cue cards viewed just off screen.
•The French title of the film translated into English means "A wild night".
Did you notice?

 
Stan Laurel
Stan
Oliver Hardy
Ollie
Georgette Rhodes
Mrs. Laurel
  Tiny Sandford
Head Waiter
  Baldwin Cooke
Waiter
  Charlie Hall
Cab driver
  Jean De Briac
Shopkeeper
  Dick Gilbert
Phone booth gawker
  Jack Hill
(unknown role)
  Vladimir Gueteron
Orchestra leader
   

 
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