Great Fun !
sillyness prevail in old Hollywood.... No point... just a laugh !!!

Hollywood Party... NOBODY sleeps tonight!!!
Maybe the movie, overall, is not 5 stars, but I really enjoyed the musical number "Hollywood Party". It made me feel happy inside. THis movie is very enjoyable for a late night. I watched it on a late night during a rainstorm. Maybe it is not a truly great movie, but still, it is fun. I just loved the music... holly wood party... get up, get out, get in it... hollywood party, nobody sleeps tonight!!! Watch this cute movie, and you won't be sorry. Laurel and Hardy are magnificent!!

A Dull "Party" With Few Highlights
Every MGM director worked on this ill-conceived musical-comedy hodgepodge, but no one wanted to take credit - or blame - for the final product. Therefore, it's not surprising that "Hollywood Party" (1934) emerges as a rather dull affair. Among the few highpoints are Laurel and Hardy's classic egg-breaking routine with Lupe Velez, a surprise appearance by Mickey Mouse, and the Technicolor Walt Disney cartoon "Hot Chocolate Soldiers." The rest is VERY heavy going.

Laurel & Hardy & The Three Stooges.
You will find very few movies with Laurel & Hardy & The Three Stooges in them but this one has both the legendary comedy teams. Although the movie isn't that good both the appearance by the Stooges and Laurel and Hardy made it a worthwhile purchase for me and would probably for any Stooges or Laurel & Hardy fan. The appearance by the Stooges comes with their original leader Ted Healy. The funniest bit in the movie is a "kissing" scene...and Laurel & Hardy have a very amusing egg fight scene as well. Overall the movie isn't really good but if you are a Laurel & Hardy or die hard Stooge fan...this movie is worth the time. If not...don't waste your time.

Laurel & Hardy steal the show in this crazy hodgepodge
M-G-M applied the all-star format of "Grand Hotel" to this jumbled musical-comedy feature, so we have vignettes with comedy stars instead of dramatic stars. The parts are definitely greater than the whole, with outstanding contributions by Laurel & Hardy (who don't show up until the last 20 minutes or so), Lupe Velez, Jimmy Durante (as a would-be movie Tarzan), Charles Butterworth (as a droll tycoon), and George Givot (as a dialect-challenged lover). Don't look for a plot, and you'll enjoy this crazy-quilt of a movie.