Laurel & Hardy - Fra Diavolo (Dennis King)

Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Dennis King in "The Devil's Brother" (1933)
... aka Bogus Bandits (USA reissue title)
... aka Fra Diavolo (UK, Greece)
... aka The Virtuous Tramps (USA reissue title)
... aka Die Teufelsbrüder (Austria, Germany) [de]
... aka Dick und Doof - Hände hoch - oder nicht (West Germany) [de]
... aka Fra Diávolo (Spain) [es]
... aka Hermanitos del Diablo (Argentina) [es]
... aka Fra' Diavolo (Italy) [it]
... aka Hände hoch - oder nicht (Austria) [de]
... aka Kaksi muskettisoturia (Finland) [fi]
... aka Die Sittenstrolche (West Germany) [de]
... aka De Vroolyke bandieten (Netherlands) [nl]
... aka Värdshuset göken (Sweden) [se]

An adaptation of the 1830 French operetta Fra Diavolo by Daniel-François Auber. The English version of Fra Diavolo formed a significant part of the operatic repertoire in the United States from the late 1830s to the late 1850s.
(http://www.american-music.org/....publications/bullarc

lyrics:
On yonder rock reclining
That fierce and swarthy form behold!
Fast his hands his carbine hold,
(I)t is his best friend of old!
This way his steps inclining,
His Scarlet plum waves o'er his brow,
And his velvet cloak hangs low,
Playing in careless flow.
Tremble!
E(v)en while the storm is beating,
Afar hear Echo repeating,
"Diavolo Diavolo Diavolo!"
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In the scene under the tree I hear:

On yonder rock reclining
Diavolo the bandit stands
in his hands his carbine hold,
'Tis his best friend of old!
Tremble!
E'en while the storm is beating,
Awhile hear echo repeating,
"Diavolo Diavolo Diavolo!"