Should Married Men Go Home? (1928)

On a serene Sunday morning, the tranquil domesticity of the Hardy household is burst asunder by the unexpected arrival of the ever-ebullient Stan Laurel, eager to whisk his friend away to the local golf course. Their desire for a peaceful day on the greens, however, quickly descends into a series of domestic debacles that leave the Hardys' home in disarray. Unfazed, the comedic duo take to the golf course, armed with clubs and an insatiable thirst for amusement. At the club, they encounter a pair of enchanting young ladies and set about impressing them with their golfing prowess, their antics drawing a mix of laughter and sidelong glances. Yet, the golf course proves to be a battlefield of its own, fraught with impatient golfers and an abundance of treacherously sticky mud. In the spirit of true slapstick, everything that can go wrong, indeed, does go wrong. The day climaxes in an exhilarating mud-throwing contest, transforming the genteel golf course into a warzone of mirth and mayhem, threatening to tarnish the image of our heroes, Stan and Ollie. As the chaos unfolds, one question hovers on the green: Who will emerge victorious from this unexpectedly muddy confrontation? This rollercoaster of a day serves as the perfect comedic backdrop to the timeless question: Should Married Men Go Home?

Should Married Men Go Home? is a comedy movie featuring Kay Deslys.

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