movie classic

March of the wooden Soldiers 1934
A wonderful Mother Goose Fairytale Musical a Laurel & Hardy Film unlike any other Laurel & Hardy Film and this is no comedy now also in new colour version and the film has looked the best it has ever looked and its only on dvd and it looks better than ever and I rate it five stars.Anybody else interested in the real Golden Oldies.

would you class this as a golden olde ..I have the coloured version of Scrooge staring Alastair Sim and George Cole.. love the film a real classic

Yes I would class it as a golden oldie.I have got the
colourised versions of the Shirley Temple Films.
I rate them first class.

Shirly Temple was good child-actress.... I don't have any more golden oldies, but I love Charlie Chaplain and Buster Keeton films:) ect

If you do not have anymore golden oldies and you dont plan to buy them you can also rent them online at
amazon.co.uk and there is no catch it is £3.99 a month for two DVDs The postage is Free they send you the Films one at time and you send them back whenever you want and when you send the film back they send the next
one to you.
They rent all kinds classic Tv modern Tv classic Films
modern Films music concerts musical films and every type of film you could think of I joined a few month ago
and ive had no problems with them at all and the website is safe it is protected and the list of films just gos on and on the DVD comes in a plastic case inside an amazon paper envelope and thats what you send it back in.<br><br>Post edited by: Scotty, at: 2008/05/28 13:36

there is a really early (1933 i think) film of The Mikado, i really love this film and i have lost my video copy of it. i would love to get a replacement. i must remember to look next time i go into a big record store.

xx suzan xx