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2005
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In the early years of cinema, nothing kept audiences in stitches quite like a good dose of physical comedy -- affectionately...
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1998
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1990
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Interviews with Laurel and Hardy are combined with clips from some of their films. Also includes Be Big in which the duo go...
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1990
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A documentary video that looks at the many hilarious comedians in history. ~ Rovi...
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1990
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1985
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Robert Youngson once again compiles scenes from the golden age of comedy's silent film era. Laurel and Hardy are shown...
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1970
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1967
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Five of Laurel and Hardy's best features from the silent film era are compiled in this collection by Robert Youngson....
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1965
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This compilation film is one of the few Robert Youngson productions to incorporate sound as well as silent excerpts. All the...
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1964
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1963
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The fourth of Oscar-winning short-subject director Youngson's comedy compilations (the earlier ones were Golden Age of...
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1963
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This is one in a series of entertaining cinematic compilations by Robert Youngson that reviews aspects of the history of film...
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1961
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Robert Youngson's second feature-length compilation of silent comedy highlights (the first was The Golden Age of Comedy),...
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1959
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The first of documentary producer Robert Youngson's feature-length silent comedy compilations, The Golden Age of Comedy began...
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1958
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This documentary video offers a variety of clips from the silent screen's funniest men. ~ Rovi...
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1958
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1954
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Himself
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1951
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Anxious to remain active in the 1950s, director Frank Capra wanted to prove to Paramount Pictures that he could deliver an...
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1950
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Set shortly after the Battle of New Orleans, the film casts John Wayne as John Breen, a Kentucky trooper making the long...
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Willie Paine
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1949
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Laurel & Hardy's last American film is a marked improvement over their previous 20th Century-Fox features, though still not...
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1945
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play janitors for a detective agency who pose as super-sleuths when they're hired to protect...
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Oliver
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1944
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The second of Laurel & Hardy's two MGM starring films, Nothing But Trouble casts Stan and Ollie as, respectively, an...
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Himself
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1944
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This short educational film, produced by the United States Department of Agriculture, offers a look at just how many products...
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1943
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If Jitterbugs is, as has often been claimed, the best of Laurel & Hardy's 20th Century-Fox films (an otherwise...
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1943
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Set in wartime (WW II), this film finds the fat guy, skinny guy comedy duo not much good at any attempted professions; they...
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1943
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This lesser Laurel and Hardy vehicle casts Stan and Ollie as the proprietors of the "Arthur Hurry" dance studio. Despite a...
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Himself
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1943
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Laurel & Hardy's second starring vehicle for 20th Century-Fox is arguably their weakest feature film, with the laughs few and...
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1942
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In their first 20th Century-Fox vehicle, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are cast respectively as the butler and chauffeur of...
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Oliver
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1941
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Dumped by wife Ellen Drew, musician Melvyn Douglas goes into a creative slump. His gloom is lifted when he falls in love with...
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1941
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Himself
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1940
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Oliver Hardy
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1940
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With comedian Stan Laurel temporarily off his payroll due to a contract dispute, Hal Roach hastily put together a solo...
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Dr. Tibbitt
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1939
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In their first starring feature away from the Hal Roach studios, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play a couple of fish peddlers...
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Oliver
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1939
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Twenty years after the Armistice, doughboy Stan Laurel continues guarding a trench in France--simply because no one told him...
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Himself
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1938
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American mousetrap salesmen Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy journey to Switzerland, reasoning that where there's cheese, there's...
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Himself
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1938
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Prospectors Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy head to the western town of Brushwood Gulch, two men on a top-secret mission. The...
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Himself
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1937
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Film collectors take note: Hal Roach's Pick a Star is not a Laurel and Hardy picture, though the popular comic duo does make...
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1937
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1936
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Charley Chase suffers through the vacation from hell in this hilarious two-reeler. He drives to California with his wife...
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1936
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In this comedy a pair of aspiring music hall entertainers attempt to live their dream while saving their landlady's daughter...
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1936
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Working on the theory that the only thing funnier than Laurel and Hardy is two sets of Laurel and Hardys, Our Relations milks...
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Bert Hardy
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1936
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Himself
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1936
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Stan and Ollie play proprietors of an electric store, anxious to make friends with neighboring grocer Charlie Hall....
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1935
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Stanley MacLaurel (Stan Laurel), the American "black sheep" of the MacLaurel clan, stows away on a cattle boat to Scotland in...
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Himself
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1935
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Hollywood Party was planned as a lavish, star-studded MGM musical titled Hollywood Revue of 1933. Under the...
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1934
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Mae Busch never looked more menacing than she did in this Laurel and Hardy three-reeler. She plays a wealthy widow who was...
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1934
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This is perhaps Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's most atmospheric short. It begins at the waterfront where a captain (the...
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1934
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Oliver Dee
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1934
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This is an especially violent -- but very funny -- Laurel and Hardy two-reeler. It opens in a courthouse where the vicious...
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1934
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Although this Laurel and Hardy short is quite funny, it's often neglected. The boys, playing chimney sweeps, don't appear...
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1934
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This is one of Laurel and Hardy's most entertaining sound shorts, and perhaps its beauty is in its utter comic simplicity --...
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1933
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The whole point of this Laurel and Hardy two-reeler was to dress up the comic duo as women and have them play each other's...
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1933
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It is Oliver Hardy's triumphant wedding day -- he is marrying the boss's daughter and thus becoming general manager for the...
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1933
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are policemen on night duty. As they sit in their car having a snack, they get a call from...
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1933
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Lodge members Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy take a solemn oath to attend the 80th-annual Sons of the Desert Convention (read:...
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Oliver
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1933
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Based on an 1830 opera entitled "Fra Diavolo" by Daniel F. Auber, the parts of two bit bandits were built up for Laurel and...
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Olio
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1933
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It is time for Spanky McFarland and his family to have a group portrait taken, and prissy photographer Otto Phocus is the man...
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1933
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have been working for a circus as two halves of an ersatz horse. When the circus closes, in lieu...
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1932
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1932
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have just returned from a whaling trek. They check into a run-down hotel, the Mariner's Rest,...
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1932
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Originally released on May 7, 1932, the "Our Gang" comedy "Choo-Choo!" was a loose remake of the 1923 two-reeler A Pleasant...
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1932
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This most famous of Laurel and Hardy shorts won an Oscar for "Best Comedy Short Subject." Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play...
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Oliver
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1932
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In spite of a sudden end which makes this Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy two-reeler seem incomplete, there are quite a few...
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1932
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1932
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This is a collection of footage shot during a tour by the team of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi...
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1932
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1932
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In this classic two-reel comedy from the Hal Roach Studio, blonde Thelma Todd and plain-Jane ZaSu Pitts are depressed because...
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1932
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Drafted into the army during World War I, those muddled misfits Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy make a shambles of Training Camp...
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Himself
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1932
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This is one of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's most popular two-reelers; it's particularly rich in gags, well-structured, and...
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1932
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1931
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are victims of the depression in this tworeeler. They do have an old car, a tent and some...
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1931
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Not only has Oliver Hardy established a successful business -- in fertilizer -- he has also decided to run for mayor. General...
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1931
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Most Laurel and Hardy aficionados consider this film among the comic duo's very best two-reelers, and it is especially rich...
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1931
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1931
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Two-reel comedy favorites Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy made their feature-film debut (excluding their guest appearances in...
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Himself
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1931
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1931
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1931
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1931
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While this isn't one of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy's best shorts, its premise is very similar to one of their finest...
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1931
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1931
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Oliver Hardy finds that getting married is more difficult than he had planned in this two-reeler. It starts off with partner...
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1931
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1931
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The 1930 Laurel & Hardy 3-reeler Another Fine Mess is a remake of the team's 1927 effort Duck Soup--which, in turn, was based...
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1930
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Metropolitan opera star Lawrence Tibbett headed the cast of The Rogue Song, an opulent Technicolor adaptation of the...
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1930
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy play both the fathers and their unruly children in this two-reel comedy. The really funny thing...
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1930
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In this especially amusing Laurel and Hardy short, the boys are planning a night on the town. Standing in their way is Mrs....
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1930
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1930
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Oliver
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1930
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While on an outing to go fishing, Oliver Hardy is trying to get some sleep. He's disturbed by a newspaper that blows in,...
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1930
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Business is not good for street musicians Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Perhaps it's because they're playing in front of a...
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1930
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1930
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With the arrival of talkies, every major studio hopped on the musical bandwagon by turning out lavish "revues," spotlighting...
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1929
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Although the title of Laurel and Hardy's very first sound film is a joke on the phrase, "Unaccustomed as we are to public...
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1929
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A hotel is gearing up to welcome its prestigious new guest, a European Prince (Captain John Peters). But before he appears,...
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1929
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1929
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This Laurel and Hardy two-reel silent involves the boys' attempts to repossess a radio from Collis P. Kennedy (Edgar Kennedy...
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1929
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A goat escapes from a pet shop, and the owner reports the missing goat to the police. Laurel & Hardy have spent their last...
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1929
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1929
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This entertaining film is one of Laurel and Hardy's most bizarre. Stan and Ollie work as stable-hands for a racehorse named...
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1929
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Oliver
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1929
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Stan (Stan Laurel) and Ollie (Oliver Hardy) are selling Christmas trees door-to-door. Stan unintentionally insults their...
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1929
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In this early Laurel and Hardy sound short, Stan and Ollie are a pair of sailors on leave. They meet two girls at a park...
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1929
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This Laurel and Hardy short film has a thin plot but plenty of laughs. The two have escaped from prison, but the guards are...
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1929
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Laurel and Hardy's second two-reel talkie is made up of a few very simple scenes -- Oliver Hardy goes to meet his partner...
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1929
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Oliver
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1929
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Originally released on April 7, 1928, "Barnum & Ringling, Inc." was the first "Our Gang" silent comedy to be released with a...
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1928
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This classic Laurel and Hardy comedy is famous for the pants-ripping scene at the end, but the other parts of it are just as...
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1928
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Laurel and Hardy want to slip out of the house and play poker. Their wives want them to stay home, so they make up a story...
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1928
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This is arguably Laurel and Hardy's best two-reel silent (the other contender for first place is Big Business). The boys play...
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1928
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1928
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This two-reel Laurel and Hardy silent is especially rich in slapstick. The comic duo have been promised five hundred dollars...
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1928
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In this Laurel and Hardy two-reel silent, Stan's toothache is keeping both him and Ollie awake. Their attempts to pull the...
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1928
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Up until this two-reeler, Laurel and Hardy's films for Hal Roach were released under the "All-Star Comedy" label; Should...
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1928
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are perhaps unique amongst comedians of the 1920s and 1930s, and their silent and sound films...
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1928
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Laurel and Hardy are poor and unemployed until a letter arrives informing Hardy that he has inherited a fortune. Hardy moves...
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1928
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Mr. and Mrs. Culpepper (Tiny Sanford and Anita Garvin, respectively) are a nouveau-riche couple who are throwing a fancy...
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1928
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Laurel is Canvasback Clump, an underfed and thoroughly clueless prize-fighter, and Hardy his rather overly optimistic...
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1927
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Until the rediscovery of Duck Soup in the 1970s, this comic short was thought to be the first time that Stan Laurel and...
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1927
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In an ersatz Stone Age, the King orders all single males to marry or be banished -- or worse. A husky caveman known as the...
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1927
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Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy can't even tell whose hat is whose, so it's no surprise when they lose their jobs as...
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1927
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A pair of adle-pated vagrants on the run from the police take refuge in a posh mansion, assuming the identities of its...
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1927
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1927
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Confronted by a blackmailing former girlfriend (Mae Busch), recently wed businessman Titus Tillsbury (James Finlayson) is...
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1927
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Jewish comic Max Davidson stars in this Hal Roach farce that would most likely have been completely forgotten had not Stan...
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1927
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A wild stallion becomes the protector of a prospector and his foster daughter in this fine Western adventure produced by...
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1927
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Although Oliver Hardy doesn't appear in this comedy, which features his future partner Stan Laurel, his name does -- there is...
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1927
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Although this is one of the better early films from Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, they have obviously not yet teamed up and...
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1927
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Laurel and Hardy are stripe-suited convicts in a cramped penitentiary cell. Seemingly model prisoners, they actually spend...
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Convict
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1927
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This Hal Roach two-reeler was comedian Stan Laurel's last film as a solo player (all his films after this one would be with...
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1927
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Although they had appeared together in several films before this two-reeler was made, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were still...
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1927
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Although Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy both appear in this two-reel short, it's not a Laurel and Hardy film in the true sense...
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1927
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1927
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1927
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Lonely rich boy Joe Cobb wants a baby brother more than anything, but his parents are too busy and self-involved to discuss...
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1927
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This especially funny Charley Chase two-reeler features Oliver Hardy in a supporting role. A girl (Martha Sleeper) rushes off...
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1927
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1926
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A love-starved wife (Priscilla Dean) hires a dim-witted delivery man (Stan Laurel) to make love to her and revive the waning...
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1926
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1910s screen vamp Theda Bara ended her film career at Hal Roach studios. Originally she had been signed to do a number of...
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1926
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Comedy and thrills are doled out in equal measure in the Buck Jones western The Gentle Cyclone. The story is motivated by a...
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Sheriff Bill
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1926
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This entertaining Charley Chase comedy features an old star (pretty Gladys Hulette, whose career was on its downslide) and an...
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1926
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1926
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This Hal Roach two-reeler is not one of Charley Chase's best efforts. It's notable only because it's one of the approximately...
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1926
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1926
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1926
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Supposedly based on the musical comedy of the same name, Stop, Look and Listen emerged as a typically slapsticky vehicle for...
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1926
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Easily one of the fastest and funniest of the silent Our Gang comedies, Thundering Fleas is set in motion with a sidewalk...
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1926
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Charley Chase will do just about anything to marry his sweetheart Madge (Corliss Palmer) in this amusing two-reeler. So she...
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1926
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Pasty-faced comedian Larry Semon was both producer and star of the modestly titled The Perfect Clown. Semon plays Bert Larry,...
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John Mulligan
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1925
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Diminutive Bobby Ray and portly Oliver Hardy play employees of the Blatz and Blatz Interior Design company, hired to...
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Another Blatz
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1925
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1925
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1925
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Popular silent film comedian Larry Semon literally sold the ranch to secure film rights to L. Frank Baum's The Wizard of Oz...
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1925
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Wilbert Perkins
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1925
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This two-reel Hal Roach comedy was not one of James Finlayson's best starring efforts, but it's notable because it's the...
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1925
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This two-reel comedy-thriller was the second picture that Clyde Cook made for the Hal Roach studios. When a couple divorces,...
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1925
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Although there's no longer any way to tell for sure (many records have been lost, and nitrate film negatives disintegrated),...
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Boss
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1925
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Bobby Ray and Oliver Hardy are rival bellboys at the Hotel Bilkmore in this two-reel farce, one of four "Mirthquake Comedies"...
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1925
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One of Charley Chase's co-stars in this comic short is Oliver Hardy. The two comedians knew each other from other studios,...
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1925
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White-faced comedian Larry Semon produced, co-directed, and starred in this two-reel farce, filmed at breakneck speed at the...
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Dangerous Dan McGrew
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1924
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This was the last two-reel comedy that Larry Semon made for Vitagraph. It was so uninspired that the studio didn't want to...
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Bootlegger
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1924
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After the disappointing full-length feature The Girl in the Limousine, comedian-turned-director Larry Semon returned to the...
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Killer Kid
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1924
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In his first feature-length comedy, white-faced Larry Semon starred as a milquetoast who gets involved with a gang of...
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1924
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Thirty years after its release, Buster Keaton admitted that his first feature film was essentially three two-reel comedies...
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1923
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For a long stretch in the early 1920s, Larry Semon's cinematic adversary of choice was Oliver Hardy. In this two-reeler,...
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Dynamite Duffy
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1923
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In spite of racial stereotypes that grate today, this Larry Semon two-reeler has a lot of funny moments (due, in no small...
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Her Father
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1923
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This Alice Calhoun vehicle was one of dozens of desert romances that were made in the wake of Rudolph Valentino's The Sheik....
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1923
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For what this Larry Semon comedy lacked in originality, it made up for in gags (which was usually the case with Semon's...
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1923
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Maybe the reason that Alice Calhoun's name has faded into the far reaches of silent film history is because she was difficult...
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"Bull" Mulligan
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1922
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Although this adventure-romance was loosely adapted from the O. Henry story Cabbages and Kings, it seems like it was more...
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1922
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Not only did Larry Semon spoof The Prisoner of Zenda in this comic two-reeler, he also seemed intent on giving his film the...
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General Alarm
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1922
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Larry Semon's second film under his new Vitagraph contract is already beginning to show the comic's penchant for overspending...
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Don Fusiloil
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1922
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This comedy Western was not one of Larry Semon's better two-reelers, although it does have a number of amusing gags....
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Gaston Gilligan
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1922
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Stage Manager
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1922
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In this two-reeler, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy appear together for the very first time. However, they're a long way from...
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1922
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This two-reel comedy starring Jimmy Aubrey was shot on location at a Ventura farm, 60 miles north of Vitagraph's studio in...
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The Walrus
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1921
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With a huge brush mustache and wild eyebrows, Oliver Hardy is almost unrecognizable as the bakery foreman in this Larry Semon...
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1921
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Officially released September 1, 1917, the Billy West 2-reeler The Fly Cop didn't make it to New York until two weeks later....
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1921
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This Larry Semon two-reeler takes place in a Western town circa 1921 (in other words, it has both cowboys and automobiles)....
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Gentleman Joe/Black Bart
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1921
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1921
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Outlaw Leader
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1921
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Vitagraph shot a number of comedian Jimmy Aubrey's two-reelers on location. This one was filmed in Truckee, in northern...
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Janitor
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1921
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Commissioner
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1920
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Her Father
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1920
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This two-reel comedy Western from second-tier comedian Jimmy Aubrey features a surprise ending. Aubrey is a prospector who...
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Bad Guy
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1920
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Although this Jimmy Aubrey comedy was shot on Catalina Island, all that is ever really seen of the lovely surroundings is the...
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Lifeguard
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1920
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Bully
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1920
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Comedian Jimmy Aubrey thwarts a Spanish revolution in this two-reel Vitagraph comedy. The favorite toreador (Oliver Hardy) of...
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Matador
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1920
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This two-reel comedy is one of Vitagraph's more amusing vehicles for their second-string comic Jimmy Aubrey (their...
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Landlord
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1920
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Because he was Vitagraph's second-string comic, Jimmy Aubrey was forced to film a lot of his comedies out of doors (the...
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Ruffian
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1920
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The plot to many of the films Jimmy Aubrey made are interchangeable, with Aubrey constantly getting on the nerves of...
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Millionaire
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1920
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As usual, this Jimmy Aubrey comedy makes little sense, but it contains a lot of gags. Jimmy is a dentist's assistant who...
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1920
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In this two-reel comedy, Jimmy Aubrey's character is referred to as merely "a social error." Down-and-out, Jimmy lusts after...
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Bouncer
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1920
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Mr. Yards
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1920
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While this Larry Semon two-reeler is short on plot, it's particularly rich in the kind of absurd slapstick gags at which...
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Audience Member
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1920
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Peeble Ford
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1919
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Foreman
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1919
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While most Jimmy Aubrey films didn't spend much time developing a plot, this two-reeler makes even less sense than the...
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1919
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Comedian Jimmy Aubrey's films tried to make up in gags what they lacked in originality, but this particular two-reeler has...
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Al K. Hall
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1919
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In the 1910s, comedy filmmakers had a fondness for alliterative titles, and that was never more apparent than in the...
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Doctor
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1919
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Janitor
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1919
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1919
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While he didn't have the charisma of a Chaplin or Lloyd, Larry Semon was immensely popular in his day, and this two-reeler...
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Cop
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1919
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This particular Jimmy Aubrey comedy actually has some sort of cohesive story line. Helping the laughs along (as he did in the...
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Hired Hand
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1919
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Jimmy Aubrey's films for Vitagraph were the studio's lower-budget offerings (their other comic, Larry Semon, had a bad habit...
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Mr. Jipper
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1919
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Jimmy Aubrey is upstaged by a monkey in this two-reel comedy. Aubrey plays the assistant to Strongarm, the local blacksmith...
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Strongarm
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1919
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Because comedian Larry Semon had a bad habit of running over budget, Vitagraph had no choice but to offer his films at a...
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Nutty Artist
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1919
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Although it is widely assumed that Oliver Hardy had no desire to work behind the camera and left the offscreen creative tasks...
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Screen Story, Murderous Mexican
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1919
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Jimmy Aubrey -- Vitagraph's low-rent answer to their star comedian, Larry Semon -- starred in this two-reel knockoff of...
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Boss
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1919
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Before he teamed up with Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy co-starred with a number of other comedians. Often he was more talented...
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I.M. Ruff
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1919
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Many years before either of them wound up at the Hal Roach studios, Oliver Hardy and Charley Chase both spent time working...
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1918
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1918
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Although this two-reel Billy West comedy was released under the banner of the Bull's Eye Film Corporation, it's likely that...
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1918
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1917
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1917
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This two-reel Billy West comedy should not be confused with the Fox drama of the same name which was also released in 1917....
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1917
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Broadway luminary DeWolfe Hopper was felicitously cast as a broken-down ham actor in the 5-reel comedy-drama Stranded. The...
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1917
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1916
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If nothing else, this one-reel comedy starring the team of Plump (Oliver Hardy) and Runt (Billy Ruge) offers an interesting...
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1916
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1915
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The outskirts of Jacksonville, FL, do a fair imitation of the Spanish countryside in this Vim one-reel comedy featuring...
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1915
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For a few months at the end of 1914 and beginning of 1915, Oliver Hardy performed in comedies for the Lubin company. These...
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1915
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Popular Broadway star Fayette Perry occasionally appeared in films -- her credits include pictures for Universal and...
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1915
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1914
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Jerold Hevener both directed and starred in this split-reel comedy in which early film comedienne Mae Hotely is prominently...
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1914
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In one of his many "split-reel" comedies produced by Lubin in Jacksonville, Florida, a young Oliver Hardy is teamed with...
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1914
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Hal Roach's enduring Our Gang comedy shorts tickled audiences between 1922 and 1944. Originally an off-shoot from the...
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