This clip is from a rarely scene Ben Turpin two-reel comedy, originally titled "The Cock-Eyed Hero" that he did after leaving Sennett, for Weiss Brothers-Artclass, 1929. Others in the clip Charlie Dorety (the drunk). Alice Belcher (lady in taxi), Josephine Borio (pretty Louise Brooks-like leading lady), and others. Thanks for posting!
Hi 63FilmBuff, this Turpin film was originally titled "The Cross-Eyed Hero" from 1929, one of Ben's last silents. I very recently tried to buy this two-reeler at eBay (aka "The Hero") and was outbid! DRAT!!! Hope it finds its way to DVD soon. Thanks for posting.
Hi 63FilmBuff, sorry about the delay, I just saw your question now. I'm pretty sure the original title of your Bachelor Baby is "The Bum's Rush" from 1926 or 27. It's one of those Weiss Bros. Artclass two-reelers with Snub, Marvin Loback, Harry Martell and Billy Barty.
Hello. The title of this movie isn't "The doorman". And it's a silly thing to have boost the movie ! It was capted in 16 fps, and you'll play it at 30 ips.
Ben featured in a number of Laurel and Hardy movies,and was always a welcome surprise with his amazing crossed eyes! Find out what happened - before during and after - Laurel met Hardy, in the two NEW (modernised compact enlivened) NEW books "ARTHUR AND NORVELLE:THE FORGOTTEN AND REAL LEGEND OF LAUREL AND HARDY" just out, Amazon. Stage One of the non-profit-making "Decoding Laurel and Hardy Project" -details of books and Project on website: arthurandnorvelle@yolasite.com
vale a pena rever os filmes que marcaram época. Esse filme lembra os tempos da minha infancia. Obrigado
Thank you for bringing these back. They aren't the definitive versions, but they're the ones I grew up with.
This clip is from a rarely scene Ben Turpin two-reel comedy, originally titled "The Cock-Eyed Hero" that he did after leaving Sennett, for Weiss Brothers-Artclass, 1929. Others in the clip Charlie Dorety (the drunk). Alice Belcher (lady in taxi), Josephine Borio (pretty Louise Brooks-like leading lady), and others. Thanks for posting!
vroeger keek ik er altijd naar en dan was mijn dag weer goed Door de comedy capers. Dat was toen echt vet. samantha
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Good work for upload this videos.. please i want to see more of these classics!!
Hi 63FilmBuff, this Turpin film was originally titled "The Cross-Eyed Hero" from 1929, one of Ben's last silents. I very recently tried to buy this two-reeler at eBay (aka "The Hero") and was outbid! DRAT!!! Hope it finds its way to DVD soon. Thanks for posting.
What's the title or the name of the band who plays the music as of 1:00
Ah, meu Deus!! Minha infância!! Eu colocava na TVE todos os domingos pra ver!!!!!!
in wow theres a place (rough hewn passage) where often people run as madmen around when they dont know tactics and it reminded me of comedy capers.
Hi 63FilmBuff, sorry about the delay, I just saw your question now. I'm pretty sure the original title of your Bachelor Baby is "The Bum's Rush" from 1926 or 27. It's one of those Weiss Bros. Artclass two-reelers with Snub, Marvin Loback, Harry Martell and Billy Barty.
@Turpinutz Thanks Steve. I was wondering about this one
Hello. The title of this movie isn't "The doorman". And it's a silly thing to have boost the movie ! It was capted in 16 fps, and you'll play it at 30 ips.
Hey, Turpinutz, Any idea what The Comedy Capers' title "Baby Bachelor" is? Snub and Billy Barty are in it, So we know the original source.
Ben featured in a number of Laurel and Hardy movies,and was always a welcome surprise with his amazing crossed eyes! Find out what happened - before during and after - Laurel met Hardy, in the two NEW (modernised compact enlivened) NEW books "ARTHUR AND NORVELLE:THE FORGOTTEN AND REAL LEGEND OF LAUREL AND HARDY" just out, Amazon. Stage One of the non-profit-making
"Decoding Laurel and Hardy Project" -details of books and Project on website: arthurandnorvelle@yolasite.com
Two L & H, not "a few" and you can't even spell Hardy's name right.