Doctor's Orders

1930
21 Min.

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Mickey Daniels, Dorothy Granger, Mary Kornman, Gertrude Messinger, Tiny Sandford, David Sharpe, and Grady Sutton in Doctor's Orders (1930)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe boys stage phony accidents so the girls will have to nurse them back to health.The boys stage phony accidents so the girls will have to nurse them back to health.The boys stage phony accidents so the girls will have to nurse them back to health.

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5,6/10

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First time on screen with Mary Korman and Gertrude Messinger

Patzer
Mickey Daniels and Grady Sutton drive their car across the lawn in front of the girls' house and crash into a tree, leaving very prominent tire tracks on the lawn. Although this happened several minutes into the story, the tire tracks are clearly visible in the opening scenes - before the car was driven across the lawn.

Zitate
Mickey: Relax, take a deep breath.

Crazy Credits
The cast and crew credits, as well as the film's title, are given orally by twin sisters.

Verbindungen
Followed by Bigger and Better (1930)

Soundtracks
Smile When the Raindrops Fall
(uncredited)
Written by Alice Keating Howlett and Will Livernash
Played during the introductory credits
Sung by David Sharpe, Grady Sutton and two others in the opening scene
Played when Alabam is contemplating suicide
Sung by Dorothy Granger, Mary Kornman and Gertrude Messinger at the end

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The First of the Series

Doctor's Orders (1930)

** (out of 4)

First entry in Hal Roach's "Boy Friends" series which was pretty much started up to give cast members of his Our Gang series a place to move onto as adults. In this one Mickey Daniels and Grady Sutton have crushes on Mary Kornman so they fake a car wreck so that a fake doctor (David Sharpe) can demand that they stay at the girl's house and get better. All goes as planned until the girl's uncle (Edgar Kennedy) catches on. The series certainly didn't get off to a good start as this film contains quite a bit of effort but all of it is wasted because the material is just poorly written and there's not a single laugh to be found. The last portion of the film is not only unfunny but it's also quite annoying as Sharpe must pretend to be not only a doctor but as well a nurse so he's constantly going in and out of various uniforms and trying to fool the uncle who he accidentally beat up earlier in the film. Both Daniels and Sutton remain in the bed for the majority of the picture so they add nothing but sound effects. Our Gang favorite Kornman certainly grew up to be a pretty young lady but she's not given much to do either.