Wheeler & Woolsey-RKO Comedy Classics Collection Vol. 2-DVD
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In this riotous and rollicking six-film collection, the comedy team supreme, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, serves up laughs galore, with extra sides of ribald, whimsy and romance. And occasional dance. Furthermore, this collection offers up the pair's twin solo outings, 1931's Too Many Cooks, in which Bert and regular gal pal Dorothy Lee play a couple whose town-and-country dreams are undone by an excess of in-law assistance and Ever
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- GenreComedyDescriptionIn this riotous and rollicking six-film collection, the comedy team supreme, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, serves up laughs galore, with extra sides of ribald, whimsy and romance. And occasional dance. Furthermore, this collection offers up the pair's twin solo outings, 1931's Too Many Cooks, in which Bert and regular gal pal Dorothy Lee play a couple whose town-and-country dreams are undone by an excess of in-law assistance and EverTitleWheeler & Woolsey-RKO Comedy Classics Collection Vol. 2-DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioWarner
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