Released in 1931.
This is another of our Walton 400ft, (2 reel ) versions.
Again, Walton have done a very good job with the quality in both image and sound although a slightly darker image than most of the other 400ft versions we have. Despite this darker look, the image is sharp and doesn't suffer from the dupe look that so many L&H films seems to have on 8mm.

Oliver's plans to marry his hefty sweetheart go awry when the girl's father gets a load of her intended groom. They then elope in a tiny car much too small for their combined dimensions, not to mention the accompanying Stan. They find a Justice of the Peace to perform he ceremony, but the official's cross-eyed condition results in unintended consequences.
This short also has an appearances of James Finlayson as the father of the bride and Ben Turpin as the justice for the peace, both uncredited in this short.

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Again, Walton have done a very good job with the quality in both image and sound although a slightly darker image than most of the other 400ft versions we have. Despite this darker look, the image is sharp and doesn't suffer from the dupe look that so many L&H films seems to have on 8mm.

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Quote: Tom Photiou wrote in post #1

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This short also has an appearances of James Finlayson as the father of the bride and Ben Turpin as the justice for the peace, both uncredited in this short.

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