
Pardon My Sarong (1942) on Netflix
Algy and Wellington are bus drivers who take their own bus, and their company issues a warrant for their arrest. A wealthy bachelor hires them as crew for his yacht race.
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Plot summary
Tommy Layton is a wealthy bachelor who hires a city bus to carry him from Chicago to Los Angeles so he can sail his yacht in a race to Hawai'i. The bus company sends a detective after its drivers, Algy and Wellington, when the two men take the bus. Cornered at a fishing pier, they put the vehicle over the edge and end up in the water, where Layton fishes them out and signs them as his crew. Joan Marshall, a rival in the race, has dismissed his original crew without telling him, so he abducts her and carries her along. A typhoon drives the yacht to an island that appears on no chart, the home of an archaeologist named Varnoff.
Cast
Bud Abbottas Algernon 'Algy' Shaw
Lou Costelloas Wellington Pflug, aka Moola
Virginia Bruceas Joan Marshall
Robert Paigeas Tommy Layton
Lionel Atwillas Varnoff
Leif Ericksonas Whaba
Nan Wynnas Luana
William Demarestas Detective Kendall
Samuel S. Hindsas Chief Kolua
Marie McDonaldas Ferna
Janet Warrenas Amo
Eddie Acuffas Wise Guy at Gas Station (uncredited)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Pardon My Sarong (1942)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The Ink Spots appeared in the film as waiters, with lead tenor Bill Kenny featured on "Do I Worry?" and second tenor Deek Watson singing lead and playing trumpet on "Shout Brother Shout."
- The film's famous burlesque routine "The Tree Of Truth" has Costello pelted by a coconut with every lie he tells, leaving him neck-deep in coconuts at the end.
- Pardon My Sarong premiered in Lou Costello's hometown of Paterson, New Jersey, as a benefit for St. Anthony's Church.





















