However, their aspirations are swiftly shattered when Ollie receives a letter of rejection from Jeanie-Weenie, prompting him to seek solace in the distraction offered by the French Foreign Legion.

Upon their arrival at the Legion barracks, Stan and Ollie are astonished to discover that their fellow soldiers share the same plight, all nursing broken hearts over Jeanie-Weenie.

Their attempt to resign from the Legion is met with stern opposition from the camp commander, compelling the entire platoon to embark on a forced march.

The confrontation culminates in the revelation that the leader of the Riffians was also a victim of Jeanie-Weenie's romantic conquests, reinforcing Ollie's newfound perspective on his former love interest.

This initiative not only paid homage to the cinematic heritage associated with "Beau Hunks" but also contributed to the preservation and appreciation of film music from the early 20th century.