Two stupendously unsuccessful mousetrap salesmen, Stan and Ollie, go to Switzerland, thinking it’s a country of cheese, but wind up in the kitchens of the Alpen Hotel when the management refuse to accept Bavarian currency in payment for a slap-up meal to celebrate their first sale. Their lack of culinary skills, and their usual ineptitude manage to cause complete and utter havoc., American mousetrap salesmen Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy journey to Switzerland, reasoning that where there’s cheese, there’s mice. When they innocently try to pay their dinner bill with phony money, Stan and Ollie are put to work in the kitchen of the Alpen Hotel. Their enforced stay coincides with the visit of famed composer Walter Woolf King, who has come to Switzerland to soak up “local color.” He also hopes to write an operetta that will succeed on its own merits, without the lovely voice of his lovely actress wife Della Lynd winning over the audience. But Lynd is determined to star in King’s latest opus, and to that end she finagles Stan and Ollie into getting her a job as a hotel chambermaid. As the plot rolls along its merry way, Ollie labors under the misapprehension that Lynd is in love with him. Swiss Miss is, on the whole, one of Laurel and Hardy’s weaker feature films, with far too much emphasis on the romantic leads and way too many forgettable songs (“Crick Crick Crick Here the Cricket” is a particular low point). But the team’s individual scenes save the show, even though Stan Laurel, who’d been ill during production, looks like he’s about to fall asleep at any moment. Best bits: Stan hoodwinking a St. Bernard out of a cask of brandy; Ollie serenading Lynd while Stan accompanies him on tube; and the legendary sequence, immortalized by film critic James Agee, wherein Stan and Ollie try to transport a piano across a rope bridge high above an alpine chasm–only to confront a gorilla! One of the screenwriters of Swiss Miss was Jean Negulesco, later the director of such memorable films as Mask of Dmitrios, Three Strangers, Titanic and How to Marry a Millionaire., Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as mousetrap salesmen in a village. Anna: Della Lind. Victor: Walter Woolf King. Edward: Eric Blore. Chef: Adia Kuznetzoff. John Blystone directed., Laurel and Hardy create more comic mayhem while touring Switzerland as mousetrap salesmen.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “Swiss Miss ” ?
A: The main cast includes Stan Laurel,Oliver Hardy,Della Lind,Walter Woolf King,Eric Blore,Adia Kuznetzoff,Eddie Kane,Anita Garvin,Franz Hug,Ludovico Tomarchio,Sam Lufkin,Eddie Brian,Tex Driscoll,Charles Judels,George Sorel,Baldwin Cooke,Nick Copeland,Harry Semels,Lester Dorr,Etherine Landucci,Gustav von Seyffertitz,Earl Douglas,Conrad Seidemann,Joseph Struder,Hal Gerard,Louis Struder,Ed Johnson,Cornelius Keefe,Otto Jehle,Fritz Wolfesberger,Patsy Kelly,Bob O’Connor,Alex Melesh,Michael Mark,Jean De Briac,Agostino Borgato,Jacques Vanaire,James B. Carson,Ed Searpa,Doodles Weaver,Jack Lubell,Val Raset,Charles Gemora,Art Lloyd,Charles Hall,Val Raset,Charles D. Hall,James Parrott,Charles Nelson,Norbert F. Brodin,Jean Negulesco,William Randall,Bert Jordan,Felix Adler,Marvin Hatley,Norbert Brodine.
Q: When Did the “Swiss Miss” Released?
A: The Movie “Swiss Miss” originally aired on 1952-02-28 and released in the year of 1938.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “Swiss Miss” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “Swiss Miss” ?
A: “Swiss Miss” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
