 As different items tremble and fall, the homeowner takes back more of the money he has paid them, until he has taken all of it back.Glenn Mitchell has noticed that "The Finishing Touch" is one of the few Laurel and Hardy silents with both British and American versions extant today.In the era when primitive film stocks did not permit many generations of copies to be made from a master, producers often set up multiple cameras when shooting so they would get more first-generation elements to work with — and those extra negatives often became foreign market prints.