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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Titles Comprise Chump at Oxford One of Laurel & Hardy&39;s best-loved feature films &39;A Chump At Oxford&39; sees them travelling to England to obtain an education only for Stan to be revealed as a long-lost British aristocrat! Someone&39;s Ailing A collection of classic Laurel & Hardy shorts on the theme of ailments plus the only example of a direct sequel in L&H history In &39;County Hospital&39; Ollie&39;s broken leg offers him a chance to rest which he does until Stan pays him a visit! &39;Them Thar Hills&39; sees Ollie suffering from gout prompting a trip into the mountains while its sequel &39;Tit For Tat&39; shows what happened after their return In &39;Perfect Day&39; it&39;s Edgar Kennedy&39;s turn to suffer gout a condition aggravated by Stan and Ollie&39;s attempt to organise a family picnic Way Out West Regarded as the most popular of Laurel & Hardy&39;s feature-length films not least for the Trail of the Lonesome Pine song &39;Way Out West&39; sees Stan and Ollie visiting the town of Brushwood Gulch to deliver the deed of a gold mine only to be deceived by James Finlayson

A triple bill of fun and games with Stan and Ollie. In the feature film 'A Chump at Oxford' (1940), as a reward for thwarting a bank robbery, Stan (Stan Laurel) and Ollie (Oliver Hardy) are given the money to study at Oxford. After a blow on the head, Stan believes he is the long-lost Lord Paddington, a brilliant athlete and scholar, and Ollie has to suffer the indignity of serving as his sidekick's lackey. In the collection of shorts entitled 'Someone's Ailing', 'County Hospital' sees Ollie's broken leg offering him a chance to rest, which he does until Stan pays him a visit. 'Them Thar Hills' sees Ollie suffering from gout, prompting a trip into the mountains, while its sequel 'Tit for Tat' shows what happens after their return. In 'Perfect Day' Stan and Ollie organise a family picnic. Finally, in the feature film 'Way Out West' (1937), Stan and Ollie bungle the delivery of a goldmine deed to Mary Roberts (Rosina Lawrence). Duped by the saloon owner into giving the deed away, the comedy duo set about restoring it to its rightful owner.