What movie is this?? It's old?!
Question: The movie has a scene where there are 3 bakers making donuts and are deciding how many they need to make.
One of them claims that 13 times 7 is 21, and they go to a chalkboard to prove their answers, which proves to be funny because the other guy is able to calculate 21 for every time he does the problem.
...and the movie's in black and white
can anyone give me the name of the movie? Thanks!
Answers: The movie has a scene where there are 3 bakers making donuts and are deciding how many they need to make.
One of them claims that 13 times 7 is 21, and they go to a chalkboard to prove their answers, which proves to be funny because the other guy is able to calculate 21 for every time he does the problem.
...and the movie's in black and white
can anyone give me the name of the movie? Thanks!
...gotta admit, I would be very hard-pressed to figure out which films featured this routine, without watching them all, but I DO know for a fact that not only did The Three Stooges perform this bit, but so did Abbott and Costello...
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A-Ha!!! Found 'em!!! The routine WAS performed by Abbott and Costello in two of their classic comedies, "In the Navy" (1941), and "Little Giant" (1946); here are both routines, on YouTube...
Sounds like the Three Stooges, but I'm not sure, never being a Three Stooges fan, really.
But it could be the Ritz Brothers.
Definitely NOT the Marx Brothers! Or at least I'm 80% sure it's not the Marx Brothers.