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down the stairs, firing a shotgun. A large number of men without trousers jump out of windows.
Production.
- The film was announced as being the last Laurel & Hardy filme and it was the last Hal Roach production for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
- "Block-Heads" was the last film directed by John G. Blystone who died shortly afterwards.
- The original ending in the script had Billy Gilbert seated comfortably in his study, with Stan and Ollie's heads mounted on his trophy
appointment of a Vice Principal/ Farm Director Douglas Brown and Heads of Departments, Bill Beattie Engineering and Mechanisation and Ian Jackson Extra Mural. New college buildings including teaching block, engineering workshop and hostel were complete in 1975. New innovative courses in Recreation and Tourism, Outdoor Pursuits, Horticulture, Arboriculture, Equine Studies and Small Animal Care were introduced during the 1980s. 
The college had three distinct farm units: Meikle Clinterty, which was mainly used as a pig unit, a new dairy unit was built at Clinterty in an area