1928 From Soup to Nuts - Laurel & Hardy

From Soup to Nuts" is another silent short film featuring the iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy (Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy). Released in 1928 and directed by Edgar Kennedy, the film is known for its classic slapstick humor and chaotic comedic situations.
The plot of "From Soup to Nuts" revolves around Stan and Ollie, who play a pair of bumbling but well-meaning waiters at a high-society dinner party. As they attempt to serve the upper-class guests, their clumsiness and ineptitude lead to a series of hilarious mishaps. They spill food, break dishes, and create chaos at the elegant event, much to the chagrin of the sophisticated diners.
Throughout the film, Laurel and Hardy's physical comedy shines as they navigate the challenges of their job and interact with the various guests. Their distinctive styles of humor, with Stan's childlike innocence and Ollie's exasperated reactions, are on full display in "From Soup to Nuts."
The film is a classic example of Laurel and Hardy's ability to turn ordinary situations into comedic gold through their impeccable timing and chemistry. "From Soup to Nuts" is beloved by fans of silent cinema and slapstick comedy and remains a testament to the enduring appeal of the Laurel and Hardy partnership.

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Such a shame there is no sound... even if it was just music..