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Simply the best. Bless you both up there in heaven ❤

I do hope Dick lives to be over 100 years old. After all, he was born in the mid-1920s.

Still remember Swiss Miss and the two of them fumbling with the piano on the rope bridge between two crevices only to be attacked by that gorilla🤣! Best of all was Sons Of The Desert and the two of them singing Honolulu Baby. My mom used to read a bit to me at bedtime then when the book was closed she would softly sing Honolulu Baby to me.

This is amazing footage of my home town of Edinburgh seeing laurel & hardy its magical I love these two!! 1932 the year my mum was born since passed on now wow!! this is wonderful footage a million thank yous!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I love this two guys rip

Stan und Oliver best comedians of all times.

Note that they managed to use slapstick but avoid the crazy violence of The Three Stooges. Beyond that, dialog is a big part of their humor, certainly more sophisticated than the Stooges. Not that there is anything wrong with the Stooges -- just a very different approach to humor.

Note that some of the veterans I think are implied to be from the Civil War, not impossible when this movie was made. There were drummer boys born in the 1850s who might be in their 80s in 1938, but even a few had joined as adults born in the 1840s who would of course be quite old, but certainly were around. And being a Spanish American War vet would have been quite common then. Laurel and Hardy of course were supposed to have fought in WW1 -- perhaps the makers of this film could see ww2 on the horizon.

That was genuinely wonderful - and sad, he is not here anymore. Thanks, it was wonderful.

Less than a year later, Buster Keaton would meet his maker. 🪦

This show aired on January 21, 1992

I've always liked the scene because my mother's name was Alice!

STAN LAUREL AND OLIVA NORVEL HARDY WERE IN THIS FILM AND THEY WERE IN A FILM LAUGHING GRAVY AND THEY WERE IN A FILM MY BEST FRIEND AND THEY WERE IN A FILM THE LIVE GHOST AND THEY WERE IN A FILM WAY OUT WEST AND THEY WERE IN A FILM THE BULL FIGHTERERS AND THEY WERE IN A FILM LAUGHING GRAVY AND THEY WERE IN A FILM THE LIVE GHOST AND SADLY OLIVER NORVEL HARDY DIED FROM A STROKE IN 1957 AND STAN LAUREL DIED AT THE AGE OF 75 YEARS OLD AND HE WAS FROM ENGLAND AND THEY WERE THE FUNNIEST COMEDY ACTORS THAT EVER LIVED 😔

The Laurel family were always funny people. Even Laurel's dad-when he performed in dramas-would play the comedy relief part!

Stan and Ollie did a few comedy shorts together in their very early careers, but it wasnt till they did a short where they played two business partners on a catering job at a dinner party, that Stan and Ollie officially clicked as a team and found their true comic characters: the two derby hat wearing bumbling business partners. W.C. Fields didnt officially click with audiences and become a comic star-as another example-till he did sound comedy shorts. He didnt find his true comic niche till he spoke. As a silent comedian he was funny but it turned out that his snotty, nasally voice and wise cracks about booze were his big strengths. These comics always needed an ingredient.

ive realized after the vendor put the ice cream on the counter and stan asked him whats that and he said chocolate the vendor was being sarcastic and i love when ollies reaction to stan after the vendor had said that was like "dont worry about it" without him actually saying it LOL

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Absolut gelesen Ding! Durch Zufall drauf gestoßen. Hammer megageil!!!

This is pure gold. These were filmed back when southern California was so nice and lovely, before air pollution, gangs, drugs, and crime has all but destroyed Los Angeles. It was truely a beautiful city. Tropical and tender succulents and lush, desert vegetation adorned everyone's yards, boulevards, and in the parks. One could stroll to the corner of Hollywood and Vine St. AT NIGHT without fear of predators. Sounds unreal? No, this was the order of the day in old Los Angeles, which was at the time around 90% white, which speaks volumes. Ah, but those days are gone forever and it's almost a crying shame. What a waste. All we have now is old films like these that capture those days.

I know everyone has to go but I wish they could have stayed healthy and with us just a bit longer.

Chaplin ok but this two the Best comedian ever rip

Very sad, we kind of passed each other, where I was born in April 1965, he passed on in February, as did Nat King Cole, Sir Winston Churchill died in January that year.

one of the most epic location on entire world.... omg.

It's interesting that no one ever claimed to be better than Stan and Ollie, but then again it's only been some 90 years or so.

It's interesting that no one ever claimed to be better than Stan and Ollie, but then again it's only been some 90 years or so.

Love it!

Brilliant, all these years , and am still laughing, Brilliant just Brilliant 👍🇬🇧❤️🇺🇲

Absolutely fantastic ❤

It's interesting how he died rich and Laurel and Hardy died poor.

His genius will live on forever

Doesn't get better than tub of lard on enemies head in tit for Tat or getting judges wife pissed up in Scram when they start laughing way ahead of there time these 2 nobody to match em

That's me when my brother comes to visit uninvited.

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It astounds me that you could find his name in the phone book and call him. He would talk to you.

Sex abuse been around Along time , when U got money it get swept under the rug 👀 y'all wake up . And the little rascals show with farina and buckwheat should tell U everything U need to know

Thank you so much! Is the rest of this interview available? I’d also love to see the full skit by McCann and Dick van Dyke. Chuck McCann leaves me convinced that he was as kind and sweet a gentleman as Stan. And if anyone’s dubious about how different telephone policy was once, I was 15 in 1976 and phoned Los Angeles information from Georgia to ask for the number of Ray Bradbury. The operator couldn’t give it to me but she took my number, called him and he called me back! We spoke for ten minutes and days later a package of his autographed books arrived. Over the years I often wished I knew who that wonderful lady was so I could thank her. There are such kind people in the world.

Timeless and classic.

God, how touching.

Dobyou know whats a säteilymittari? Radiation device...?

How can simple thing make such good comedy ?😅😅

Mr. Laurel........how respectful.

A glimpse of the former Los Angeles. Still rural and a lot less people.

Great job

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Comic geniuses 😂❤

THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A VERY SAD DAY FOR ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO NEW STAN LAUREL AND HE DIED AT THE AGE OF 65 YEARS OLD 😔

Stan and Ollie: perhaps the two most wonderful men who ever lived

Whatever happened to this?

Stan and Ollie's wives were never the sweet, gentle women you could expect in other films from that era... They did not hesitate to take the shotgun of the wall , to make their position clear to the husband in question.

LEGEND