minutes long but has enough laughs to definitely make it worthwhile viewing. It's the normal "spooks" spooking the kids (Three Three Stooges did the same) but it always makes people (including me) laugh.....even if you know it's coming.
The boys break "into" school - yes, into, not out of school. It turns out they have a change of heart about the fake doctor's note to get out of school the next day after hearing the teacher has tickets to the circus. Yikes, now they don't want to miss school.
They come back at night, of course, (where are the parents?) to break into the building. Owls, janitors, skeletons and whoopee-type cushions all make it a scary (and funny) night for everyone there.
The guy who plays the janitor had a very familiar face. He was Dudley Dickerson, a guy who was hilarious in some of the Three Stooges shorts, such as the one in which he played a cook in "A Plumbing We Will Go" where water comes out of light bulbs, clocks, etc.
The boys break "into" school - yes, into, not out of school. It turns out they have a change of heart about the fake doctor's note to get out of school the next day after hearing the teacher has tickets to the circus. Yikes, now they don't want to miss school.
They come back at night, of course, (where are the parents?) to break into the building. Owls, janitors, skeletons and whoopee-type cushions all make it a scary (and funny) night for everyone there.
The guy who plays the janitor had a very familiar face. He was Dudley Dickerson, a guy who was hilarious in some of the Three Stooges shorts, such as the one in which he played a cook in "A Plumbing We Will Go" where water comes out of light bulbs, clocks, etc.