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He may just have been wall-eyed. But Ed, I'm interested in what you thought of it? Even considering that Masquers' shorts had to cram in as many out-of-work comics as possible, to my eyes its prime pre-Code W&W.

The final Wheeler & Woolsey holy grail. Thanks Gino Cuddy, Joseph Blough, and the British Film Institute. https://youtu.be/s4kbRLpNV_M

This has been around for awhile, but where else are you going to see Shemp Howard share the screen with Will Hays? Sadly, no slapping ensues. https://youtu.be/jtcnJmNDztM

A rare one-reeler with Harold, Bebe, Snub and Bud Jamison. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MffATcFwsA

And excellent and well-produced parody of The Third Man with Robbie Coltrane doing a creditable Orson Welles impression. From the British series, Saturday Live. https://youtu.be/PLosYtiZDdk

In her last sound feature, Gale Henry has a beefy role as Madame Silvara, a phony spiritualist. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xarxQOSfUDY

Nice color footage. I guess by this time, Poodles was well past his bareback riding days.

And it is interesting that Wheeler was billed as a single here.

EVEN UP (1927) https://youtu.be/ynUrE9EGGcw

Thanks to Joseph Blough.

Can anyone ID the Billy West comedy that runs from 3:17-5:23 on this video? https://youtu.be/yhV5Dh4cBMk