In both cases, the plot - by Stan's father no less - gets in the way. Among the many treats is the first "team" film, DUCK SOUP, that turns out to be the predecessor of their 1930 talkie, Another Fine Mess.
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Today, the video and sound qualities are better than ever and Volume 5 of the so-called Lost Films of L & H series in DVD is an absolute must for true fans. "I started collecting Laurel & Hardy films in 8 mm. The other three are "Wrong Again", "Habeas Corpus" and "Duck Soup."" But, peace is short lived, and another game of musical chairs leads to the fade out brawl. Finally, all is at peace, everyone is married to their intended, and even young Mickey Daniels (of the Our Gang fame) along with the first leading lady (of Our Gang) Mary Kornman tries to tie the knot. Would be brother-in-law Jimmy Finlayson does the same after Stan says no. As the head of each clan trade insults at various member of each family, Stan has enough, and elopes with his betrothed. Things really get out of hand during a game of musical chairs. The McPherson's and the McGregors are feuding clans liken to the Hatfields and Mccoys. The film "Short Kilts" a solo by Stan Laurel with Jimmy Finlayson was so good, I watch it five times Thursday after receiving the DVD in the mail. Hardy falls head over heels for this dummy in what is said to be the best of all the Charley Chase Comedies thanks to the excellent support of Oliver Hardy. Charley Chase baits a very drunken Hardy with a department store dummy (this is an only couples speakeasy). The second reel of "Fluttering Hearts" has to be Hardy's best solo performance. There are no other actors who can laugh in character like Stan and Ollie. The second reel of this film has Laurel and Hardy on laughing gas in their Model "T" Ford on Main Street in downtown Culver City. In volume five we have "Leave'em Laughing" which I have only seen bits and pieces of and is restored to its original color tents when it was first release. Like in volume Four we were blest with "Bacon Grabbers" which no one has ever seen unless you were in the theaters 70 years ago. The DVD volume five contains six of their funniest silence to date.
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Laurel and Hardy Complete Includes Free Bonus:Ĥ hours of TV Commercials from the 1980's ($9."WOW! Can I say anything more! Hal Roach has put out a masterpiece. Laurel And Hardy Episode 74 Shoe-Shoe Baby Laurel And Hardy Episode 70 Ghost Town Clowns Laurel And Hardy Episode 68 The Two Musketeers Laurel And Hardy Episode 67 Horse Detectives Laurel And Hardy Episode 66 Shoot-Down At Sundown Laurel And Hardy Episode 64 Curfew For Kids Laurel And Hardy Episode 63 Mars Little Helper Laurel And Hardy Episode 62 The Genie Was Meanie Laurel And Hardy Episode 61 Tourist Trouble Laurel And Hardy Episode 44 Sassy Sea Serpen Laurel And Hardy Episode 43 Goofy Gopher Goof-Up Laurel And Hardy Episode 42 Squawking Squatter Laurel And Hardy Episode 41 Love Me Love My Puppy Laurel And Hardy Episode 40 Feud For Thought Laurel And Hardy Episode 36 Plumber Pudding Laurel And Hardy Episode 35 Camera Bugged Laurel And Hardy Episode 10 Hill Billy Bullies Laurel And Hardy Episode 6 No Moose Is A Good Moose Laurel And Hardy Episode 5 Missile Hassle Laurel And Hardy Episode 4 Prairie Panicked Laurel And Hardy Episode 3 How Green Was My Lawn Mower DVD Video Preview:ģ4 Total Episodes on 1 DVDs: Laurel And Hardy Episode 1 Can't Keep A Secret Agent Showcased collections of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's genius work, as well as featurettes ending each episode dediacted to the bit-players seen in many shorts. ‘The Laurel and Hardy Show' is a syndicated version of The Boys, seen weekly throughout the late 80s. The main focus is on the two disagreeing so often that it got them into trouble on more than one occasion. The show revolves around the duo getting into various situations that are often a bit unrealistic and silly. The Laurel and Hardy Show is a series of short silent films which later led into talking short films and feature movies with the progression in sound technology.
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