"Hardy, a newly married and newly successful businessman, is suddenly visited by an old flame, who threatens blackmail. Stan, his friend and business associate, is told to keep the vamp at bay-but she descends on the Hardy home nevertheless, and the complications that ensue defy a logical explanation to the automatically suspicious Mrs. Hardy. A meticulous reworking of Love 'Em and Weep (1927), one of the earlier films in which they appeared together (though not as a team), Chickens Come Home is a fine example of Laurel & Hardy's control over their own work, and of the sophistication they could bring to basically knockabout material." -William K. Everson In Spanish, with plot synopsis provided.