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Pardon My Sarong:Abbott and Costello command the South Seas in this gag-filled exotic comedy. Screwball bus drivers Algy and Wellington travel off the course from Los Angeles to join crew of playboy Tommy Layton's (Robert Paige) yacht. A hurricane detours the yacht to an enchanted island, inhabited by innocent natives and sinister Dr. Varnoff (Lionel Atwill). Mistaken for a legendary god, Wellington is betrothed to a beautiful native girl (Nan Wynn), in the hilarious Tree of Truth scene. Chosen to appease an angry volcano god, Wellington learns the volcano has been rigged by Varnoff ad his men who plan to collect the godlike natives' sacred jewel. Rising to the occasion, Wellington seeks to vanquish the villain with feats of unbelievable athletic agility in this delightful South Seas caper.Who Done It?:In this slapstick comedy thriller, Abbott and Costello play would-be radio writers who finds themselves involved in a real murder during the recording of a whodunit play. Trying to solve the crime, they are tar