Hairbreadth Harry was a popular comic strip created by C. W. Kahles and so it's not terribly surprising they'd bring the character to the screen. In total, they made about a dozen of the short films...though oddly in the later films the entire cast was changed.
In this short, you have MANY familiar story elements. You have a damsel who will soon be in distress, Belinda. You have her father who insists she marry the evil Rudolph. And you have a hero, Harry, who ends up dealing with Rudolph and his band of baddies in order to rescue Belinda. In addition, many jokes are ones I recently saw in other Hairbreadth Harry shorts. So there really are no surprises here...and very few laughs compared to "Sign Them Papers", another one of the films in the series.
In this short, you have MANY familiar story elements. You have a damsel who will soon be in distress, Belinda. You have her father who insists she marry the evil Rudolph. And you have a hero, Harry, who ends up dealing with Rudolph and his band of baddies in order to rescue Belinda. In addition, many jokes are ones I recently saw in other Hairbreadth Harry shorts. So there really are no surprises here...and very few laughs compared to "Sign Them Papers", another one of the films in the series.