The trio also thought that Snape was trying to steal the Stone.When they informed Hagrid in his hut late one evening about their knowledge of the Sorcerer""s Stone, Hagrid insisted that Snape was only protecting the Stone.Atop a building, he pointed the Bat-Signal into the cloudy, stormy sky, as Luthor from his own LexCorp tower watched from across the bay.Marmee reads of a letter from her husband (fighting for the Union in the Civil War) to her daughters:Give them all my dear love and a kiss.BackgroundSons of the Desert(1933) is a classic Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy comedy - the fourth of their full-length feature films, and possibly heir funniest (the other contender isWay Out West (1937)).