Laurel & Hardy - 6 short films, silent films - 6 films complets
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0:00 - Lucky Dog
16:50 - Oranges and Lemons
33:33 - Yes Yes Nanette
42:58 - West of Hot Dog
1:13:39 - Enough to do
1:22:20 - Hop To It, Bellhop
100 years ago and still wonderful !!
Thanks for this interesting collection of films, some quite rare. For anyone who can't make it out, the 3rd movie is Yes Yes Nanette, with Oliver Hardy and co-directed by Stan Laurel. The first, A Lucky Dog, has the erroneous title card that has been added. The film was made and released in 1921 and directed by Jess Robbins.
A list might help some folks.
1) A Lucky Dog 1921, Oranges and Lemons 1923, Yes Yes Nanette 1925, West of Hot Dog 1924, Enough To Do (aka Wanderin'Papas) 1926, Hop To It Bellhop 1925.
Thank you for sharing info
Laurel and Hardy one of the most loved comedy of all times gone but not forgotten
NOT GONE but forever on H D. PEOPLE can do this on HD . GOD can do it in real life and will do so again. Can you just imagine meeting LAUREL and HARDY and others in real life. Well that's GODS promise and i for one, believe it. WHY NOT ???????? we have nothing else to grasp at. hehe.
L H are the best ever and because of the changing nature of the hearts of man, LAUREL and HARDY will NEVER be equalled.Not even close
You see...to be a comedian you don't have to be dirty. To have a good laugh, a good and clean joke must come from a good heart.
That's where you're wrong kiddo. Comedy is based in tragedy
You don't get, I understand what Edward Fondeur meant.
Telling a dirty joke doesn’t mean you have a “bad heart”. There’s something for everybody to enjoy.
Laurell and Hardy always legend
Thanks for putting these up, they are just what I was looking for after seeing the film 'Stan & Ollie'!
Mustve been awkward for any silent screen actor/ess
doing all that talking & not being heard but this pair & their supporting actors were genius's
Love it
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Leur premier film ensemble!
27:39 - 28:45 - that tune was "The continental" from "The gay divorcee" with Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers
Du cinéma burlesque sont né des stars mondiales de charlie chaplin buster keaton le célèbre du laurel et hardy harry langdon harold loyd et des autres qui etaient drôles en fonctions des gags handy clyde harry polar chester cockline bily bevan clyde de cook qui sont eux oublié du publics et qui mériterait d être redécouvert . Mais les plus drôles sont laurel et hardy ont les aiment encores aujourd hui et leurs films n ont pas pris une rides charlie chaplin du burlesque de mack sennete est devenu un dramaturge mélan la comédie au drame et aussi le géant buster keaton génial il savait tout faire génie de la création et l art de travailler la caméra et d exécuté ces cascades . Il était un génie et aussi un homme humble il admirait stan et ollie il disait qu ils etaient les plus drôles parce qu ils pouvaient faires rires avec rien ont a pu voir lorsqu ils etaient après leurs carrieres cinematographique . Ils ce sont reproduit sur les salles de music hall .
Tomates verdes fritos 1 ou dous.Melhor do que sensacao de rainha de paus.Eis a questao.2020 com a razao.
Either women from that era all looked the same even more than I thought, or Ive seen that actress in the first film before.
I believe some if not all of these would have been produced in Jacksonville, FL. It was Hollywood before there was Hollywood.
Pretty sure this is California dude. It even says 'Las Angeles' on one of the buildings in the first film.
Ies recmiedo los videos del chaplin y gordo y el flaco
MULHER NASCEU PARA ANDAR A PE .HOMEM DE BICICLETA MENINO PARA CORRER.MENINA PARA BRINCAR DE BOLA.MEMORIAS DO ABBA PAI.
Was "The Count from Switzerland" at 12:24 Oliver Hardy with thick fake eyebrows?
I didnt think so, but the credit screen says "Stan Laurel with Oliver Hardy", so he is somewhere in the film, and that appears to be the only part he could be cast in.
Yes I think it was Oliver Hardy
Je possède ces films en 16 mm et 35.mm je peu vous dire que ces films sont tronqués et même pas sous titres pour les intertitres si courts etait ces petites phrases ou simples elle avaient leurs importances .
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I think some of the scenes from the first film are missing. Some parts make no sense. Why do all the dogs suddenly come running out? What is with the man under the table and the title car saying "there is always a crumb under the table". Even if that's a period joke, it seems very random and out of place.
Funny to think that when these films were new, they were crisp and sharp, high quality pictures. Everyone thinks that silent films always looked like this, blurry and full of flaws,, but that's actually just because the film degrades with age. We're actually lucky that any of these old films survived. Many didn't. The film decays, and for a period of several decades they were just a bunch of obsolete old films that could no longer make money and were not worth saving. Obviously a movie cannot be art or have a higher value, they are just for entertainment! So hundreds were thrown out, or destroyed, whether on purpose or through decay and fire.
I saw a program somewhere recently on old films and how there was an old theater in Canada that was the end of the line for films. They made it to that theater, were shown a few times, then they took them out in field behind the theater and BURIED them in the ground. They didn’t have to return anywhere after showing they were junk. They were digging up a lot of them and finding some reels of films that there were no copies left anywhere.
Never really liked Laurel and Hardy. The only movie I liked was a silent of them selling Christmas trees in Hollywood out of a Model T truck and getting into a fight with that little cross- eyed guy
You must be a laff a minute to be around. p.s. If you don't like them (??!!!), why bother to come here?
@@residentalien7055 A person can have a _different_ sense of humor and still be an amusing person. Some people just dont like the slapstick humor as well as dry humor, or British humor, or whatever. Not everyone has to like what you like to have good taste. As to why he came here, it was probably in his recommended videos, or next on a playlist. He thought, 'ok I'll give it another try, maybe I will like it better this time'. But instead his previous impression was confirmed. I have done the same.
I know the one you mean, good one. I can sort of agree. I don't like L&H as well as, say, Chaplin, but they are entertaining enough to watch, and now and them make me LOL, which is unusual for me (usually I laugh inside).
I guess I just wanted to mention that one movie. That particular silent movie was very good.
Don’t know the name of it. Selling Christmas trees in Hollywood. They ended up destroying a guys house and he took their truck down to a heap of parts.
Ese es tu pedo buey.