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Released September 6, 1930 (Sound - three reels). While fishing at the pier, Ollie makes Stan aware that Ebeneezer Laurel, a wealthy man, has died and that all of the heirs should show up for the reading of the will. The boys arrive on a rainy night only to learn that the old man was murdered. A combined version of Berth Marks and The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case was also made in Spanish under the title Noche de Duendes ("Night of the Goblins"). |
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