A once in a lifetime comedy duo , ....they had an endearing charm and comedy style that appealed to the young and the old,...they were the ultimate masters of simple comedy done well.....the greatest
Thank you for posting this magic clip of Stan and Oliver , I’m sorry that folk give any post of these two magical guys thumbs down signs. It’s so sad. It’s fantastic to see them anytime, they spent their lives giving others cheer laughter and comfort , they are so very loved and cherished throughout the world. 🌹
This clip contains the funniest thing I have every heard “how much do you earn a street?” ‘About 50 cents”, “here’s a dollar, move away a couple of streets” . I still use it today in one form or another
Dislike the video? ànd that also such extremely hilarious one by two of the greatest comedians for generations to come?No doubt the world is really full of comedy!! Long live this pair as long as this planet exists.
The idea may have come from Stanley. I remember looking at a clip from one of his silent solo comedies (I think the title was "Kill or Cure"), and he was he was a salesman who was talking nonstop to a guy standing on the sidewalk. When Stan finally was able to catch his breath, another man comes up to the first guy, makes some hand signals, and they both move away, to reveal a "School for the Deaf" sign!
@@joesmoke9624 Yes sir! - " Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright."🌕
I used to go to my local cinema on a Saturday morning and watch these guys along with Harold Lloyd and the wacky races show..Great days and brilliant fun..
I always put on some Laurel and Hardy at Xmas. This one, Laughing Gravy, and the haunted reading of the will....oh...and the one where they find the wallet in the snow....it has become a tradition! Love these two guys so much.
Showed these videos ( yes video cassette tapes) to my daughters growing up in the 1990s . They couldn't stop laughing, I've a two year old grandson now 👶🤔 wonder if he'll find them just as funny .
Laurel and Hardy should have gone to Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan in 1933. Few of the historical buildings are close to their era. Wright Brothers' Home is close to their era, and the setting is like in 1903.
everything you want to know about laurel and hardy is in this film . the nuances are endless. stans blank expression, Ollie's frustrations , they are fantastic and people love them more than any other comedians.
They were and still are the funniest duo to hit the big screen and when I say duo it includes anyone who has hit the big screen... I didn't see anything as good as Laurel And Hardy ever ... as Tina Turner said simply the best....
@@barriewright6727 I could not watch abbot and costello over and over I have watched laurel and hardy over and over for 40 years and they are still the funniest duo ever .... Some things never change... only one movie id love is diablo ..... cant find it anywhere ....
Have never seen this clip, or the movie it's from, before. The duo's appealing there in the snow, though destitute & forlorn. There's something plaintive & moving in the tune they play. Ollie's cheerful optimism is commendable and touching, until he's frustrated by Stan; however, he recovers and manages to maintain this optimism briefly but which then is cancelled out as he's pummelled by a snowball from a sidewalk sourpuss. So much for Yuletide goodwill on this frigid, long-ago day. Would like to see the entire film!
@@DavidJsmith-dk5tf Thanks! In meantime, I'll look it up in my book on their complete films. I live less than 20 miles from Hardy's birthplace. The annual Oliver Hardy Festival, always held first weekend in Oct. has been cancelled this year due to pandemic. Two Stan & Ollie lookalikes always appear. Well, here's another nice virus that's ruined their plans!
the genius of laurel and hardy summed up in this clip.the blind optimism of playing in the good old summertime in the middle of a raging snowstorm is just so inspired .a bit like when they are to be shot at sunrise and stan plays i cannot wait for dawn to come on a bed frame!
These 2 guys are my most favorite comedians of all time. The 3 Stooges, Charlie Chaplain, Fatty Arbuckle, and few others are okay and great but Laurel and Hardy are the best.
This is great, it shows a Chop Suey restaurant, which started off as the introduction to Chinese food to USA. Just a bunch of veggies & some meat. Good documentary on General Tsao chicken and they cover this bit of history!
Sometimes it's a little overdone(held too long)over the span of their films but generally amusing--though probably not as effective with modern viewers of today. Originally these moments were meant to allow for audience laughter to play out & subside before moving on with the plot or situation. Now these 4th-wall scenes tend to perceived as being too self-consciously cinematic, rather than realistic.
@@jackbuckley7816 Is that your opinion about Hardy looking into the camera for an extended amount of time to wait for laughter to stop, or did you read it somewhere?
@@MrThermostatic I read it somewhere once but think I figured it out for myself. These moments are amusing but, over time, if you're a student of their films, they seems to go on too long. It's less natural, more contrived. One could write them off as unsophisticated methods of early motion-picture comedy, which may be fair-to-say & partially-true, but the real reason was to allow for audience-laughter to subside, probably viewed by the filmmakers as a cutting-edge comedy-technique. A neat idea, to be sure, but once-on to the tactic, it simply becomes tiresome, especially decades-removed from their original-screenings. They don't really fit-in with modern methods of humor, coming-off instead as self-conscious & heavy-handed, cinematically-speaking. Don't get me wrong, though--Hardy was a master at it!
They always cheer me up and happy always when I watch them they are great.
Para makinesi ile ilgili bir filmleri vardı. O filmin adı neydi? Birt türlü bulamıyorum.
I'm so glad my dad made me watch this when I was young absolute classic
Made we watched out of joy ...
Never matched not even close....
@@zedalfreed6261 that's awesome 👌
Wonderful comedians. I will never stop loving the films of Laurel and Hardy.
Stan and Olly. The best comedy duo ever. Laughed when I was young, still laughing. Mags Scotland 🌝
I still love watching these two chaps they were the best you just can’t stop laughing 😂
When Stan falls over his own accordion.Gets me every time.Wonderful they will still be bringing joy and laughter to the world long after I'm gone
Wonderfull and timeless.
They have definitively made the world a better place.
Lol - perfect timing with the sign ... had me literally laughing out loud!
A once in a lifetime comedy duo , ....they had an endearing charm and comedy style that appealed to the young and the old,...they were the ultimate masters of simple comedy done well.....the greatest
👏👏👏👏👏 👍👍👍👍👍 🎭🎭🎭🎭🎭 🎬📽️🎞️🎥🎦 😁😁😁😁😁
The obsolete greatest
Hardy was the king of breaking the fourth wall and his facial expressions were always hillsrious.
one of the best of those two magnificent artists
There don't get any bigger and funnier than Laurel and Hardy. Half a century later, there just as funny as when you first saw them.
Their contributions are just opulently remarkable for twisting the sorrow sadness and depression into joyful & pleasing laughters!
Laurel and hardy are the best I enjoy watching them always.
Love it when Hardy breaks the fourth wall. No one has ever done it bettet.
That is the strength of Oliver Hardy and of course Stan Laurel, he does the same when he starts crying.
God rest their souls they where my favourite comedians the best and original duo NEVER to be seen again LEGENDS
Absolutely wonderful brilliant adorable, Laurel and Hardy
Thank you for posting this magic clip of Stan and Oliver , I’m sorry that folk give any post of these two magical guys thumbs down signs. It’s so sad. It’s fantastic to see them anytime, they spent their lives giving others cheer laughter and comfort , they are so very loved and cherished throughout the world. 🌹
Meravigliosi, non mi stancherò mai di guardarli ! Grazie! 🤗
I laughed at them as a youngster and still find them hilarious today. The best comedy act ever and nothing around now to match them.
True
This clip contains the funniest thing I have every heard “how much do you earn a street?” ‘About 50 cents”, “here’s a dollar, move away a couple of streets” . I still use it today in one form or another
Absolutely brilliant and funny😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dislike the video? ànd that also such extremely hilarious one by two of the greatest comedians for generations to come?No doubt the world is really full of comedy!! Long live this pair as long as this planet exists.
The way Hardy gives the beat ! Hilarious !
My favourite Laurel and Hardy film of all time.What absolute legends they were.
It's the talking version of you're darn tootin'.
James Wright Absolutely. Laurel & Hardy are the greatest comedy team of all time. 😁
Best duo of all time. These two really are a magical combination. Very much missed by comedy fans
Laurel and Hardy are one of the Great Ones! Legends!
Absolute Kings of Comedy
Gold standard! Nobody comes close.
Simply brilliant!!!
Oh my days laurel and hardy 😂😄 I never stop laughing watching these guys.......that music too lol 😅
You guys are the best and the funniest
The look to camera when he see the “deaf institute” sign is worth a million words!!
Comic genius.
The idea may have come from Stanley. I remember looking at a clip from one of his silent solo comedies (I think the title was "Kill or Cure"), and he was he was a salesman who was talking nonstop to a guy standing on the sidewalk. When Stan finally was able to catch his breath, another man comes up to the first guy, makes some hand signals, and they both move away, to reveal a "School for the Deaf" sign!
Great
Yes that was a hoot
best comedy duo ever
The greatest comedians EVER to walk the planet.
@Stuart Mullen They don’t have a sense of humour anymore, they are just so dumbed down with reality shit now.
@Stuart Mullen Yep. Laughing at oneself can do it!
They are in a class all by themselves. pure quality.
@@larrytalbot3824 👍Also, the best werewolf movie ever 👍
@@joesmoke9624 Yes sir! - " Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and the autumn moon is bright."🌕
Who watching this, January 2021?
The best of all time.
I am! 😀
Two words: Absolutely brilliant! 👍😂
And another: Genius!
Hilarious, playing outside the deaf institute, Just priceless 🤣
I used to go to my local cinema on a Saturday morning and watch these guys along with Harold Lloyd and the wacky races show..Great days and brilliant fun..
Hardy looking at camera when he sees the deaf sign. Wonderful
He always look at camera.
The one at teh Veterans Home is great as well whe he gets hit with the hose in the butt.
for 2 hours and not a dime.. i would hate to think of having to go through that
old time favorite Laurel & Hardy are ^^
Great restored film quality! Love these two :)
I always put on some Laurel and Hardy at Xmas. This one, Laughing Gravy, and the haunted reading of the will....oh...and the one where they find the wallet in the snow....it has become a tradition! Love these two guys so much.
Absolutely brilliant solid gold,the finest ''the best 'laurel and hardy
Even in the snow, Laurel & Hardy can cause mischief.
Good clean comedy with out the fowl language.
One of the best double acts of all time.
Yes, no chicken talk.
@@donaldshaw1242 Fowl language is strictly for de boids.
Can't believe this film is almost 94 years old.
Timeless comedy.
I remember watching this a few years ago! These gents are simply amazing, comedy masters!
Showed these videos ( yes video cassette tapes) to my daughters growing up in the 1990s . They couldn't stop laughing, I've a two year old grandson now 👶🤔 wonder if he'll find them just as funny .
Great Great Great Stan and Oliver the legend 😘
💖💖💖
I love when they cut to the closeup of Babe with that look of absolute disdain on his face. It's just etched in my memory from about age 3.
I know it's not real snow but only Mr Laurel can make you feel as though you're shivering. 💝
BRILLIANT!!!! way ahead of there time!!!! As a 50 year old man I still giggle my ass off at these geniuses 😂😂😂😂
Paul Millar exactly
@@bibcay2622 me too mate 53 and still love these 2 legends
@@staffh3815 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Brilliant these guys were the best .today's so called comics could learn from these what humour is.
Great musician
Their comedy was of simple format.....but with their impeccable timing and their visual humour ,...they were the best, ....and so so Funny
Zij waren een fenomenaal duo.
Laurel and Hardy were one of those by chance meetings that you can't imagine not even happening.
Laurel and Hardy should have gone to Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan in 1933. Few of the historical buildings are close to their era. Wright Brothers' Home is close to their era, and the setting is like in 1903.
Funny them playing "In the good ol summertime" in the cold and snow, good ironic joke there.
They were brilliant. And that edge of the surreal they had
Indimenticabili.....grandi comici...e personaggi
everything you want to know about laurel and hardy is in this film . the nuances are endless. stans blank expression, Ollie's frustrations , they are fantastic and people love them more than any other comedians.
I wish they would show all their old movies on netflix or normal tv. I love them.
Fantastic comment you’ve said it.
Come loro due( nessuno)
Just pure crazy, sometimes my life is like this
I love laurel and hardy. Best double act ever. Rip
This kind of comedy will never get old. To bad our society today no longer has a humorous side to it.
I used to watch them back home when l was a kid my dad always took me to the movies only in Greece we used to call them the Fat and the Skinny !!!!
Love these two😍
Laurel and Hardy were far funnier than Abbott and Costello.
Absolutely no comparison. L&H light years ahead.
And Charlie Chaplin. And Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, The Keystone Cops & Abbott and Costello
They were and still are the funniest duo to hit the big screen and when I say duo it includes anyone who has hit the big screen...
I didn't see anything as good as Laurel And Hardy ever ... as Tina Turner said simply the best....
Abbott and costello were too brash.you felt Abbott had no respect for costello at all.not funny.just stupid.
@@barriewright6727
I could not watch abbot and costello over and over
I have watched laurel and hardy over and over for 40 years and they are still the funniest duo ever ....
Some things never change... only one movie id love is diablo ..... cant find it anywhere ....
The feller put these characters together was genius. Was it Hal Roach?
Have never seen this clip, or the movie it's from, before. The duo's appealing there in the snow, though destitute & forlorn. There's something plaintive & moving in the tune they play. Ollie's cheerful optimism is commendable and touching, until he's frustrated by Stan; however, he recovers and manages to maintain this optimism briefly but which then is cancelled out as he's pummelled by a snowball from a sidewalk sourpuss. So much for Yuletide goodwill on this frigid, long-ago day. Would like to see the entire film!
Jack Buckley.. this is 'Below Zero'
You can purchase complete Hal Roach Laurel and Hardy DVD box set cheaply on E bay.
@@DavidJsmith-dk5tf Thanks! In meantime, I'll look it up in my book on their complete films. I live less than 20 miles from Hardy's birthplace. The annual Oliver Hardy Festival, always held first weekend in Oct. has been cancelled this year due to pandemic. Two Stan & Ollie lookalikes always appear. Well, here's another nice virus that's ruined their plans!
Nobody will ever come close.
My idols
The best comedy duo of all time ❤
Priceless...
the genius of laurel and hardy summed up in this clip.the blind optimism of playing in the good old summertime in the middle of a raging snowstorm is just so inspired .a bit like when they are to be shot at sunrise and stan plays i cannot wait for dawn to come on a bed frame!
My father, a lifelong L&H fan, is deaf - and the Deaf Institute gag is his favourite, he told me once 😂
It’s winter. They’re playing “In the Good Old Summertime!”
😂😂😂👌
The best legends
Don’t we all need to laugh or maybe smile 😊
I would have given them 5 dollars, they are very talented ! 😎
My favorite LH clip
They were the best
These 2 guys are my most favorite comedians of all time. The 3 Stooges, Charlie Chaplain, Fatty Arbuckle, and few others are okay and great but Laurel and Hardy are the best.
also Abbot and Costello...........................
Still kickin
When they leave the spot, and Ollie sees the sign 'Deaf and Dumb Institute'!
even in this time it was misery in the street whit musician NO MONEY
Charlie Hall throwing the snowball there...
My 8 year old grandson thinks they're fantastic and to think they performed nearly 100 years ago
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹
This clip is from one of their first “Talkies”, entitled “Below Zero”. Very funny.
I can't believe it, I've never seen this one.
How could anyone dislike this?
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I have no idea.
Proberly retards who disliked.....no life skills or hope for them.
This is great, it shows a Chop Suey restaurant, which started off as the introduction to Chinese food to USA. Just a bunch of veggies & some meat. Good documentary on General Tsao chicken and they cover this bit of history!
Aw c'mon but I actually loved their cover of In The Good Ole Summertime! Film is Below Zero)
Excellent ❤
thanks for uploading, I love laurel and hardy !!!
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لزرءتعخملاممصانءذ😅😅
ؤةنزؤؤةنؤكانايبزتتمباتوؤروظليمتئتزرظءوظرااا
Very good ...😅🤣
I love when Ollie breaks the fourth wall (1:22).
Sometimes it's a little overdone(held too long)over the span of their films but generally amusing--though probably not as effective with modern viewers of today. Originally these moments were meant to allow for audience laughter to play out & subside before moving on with the plot or situation. Now these 4th-wall scenes tend to perceived as being too self-consciously cinematic, rather than realistic.
@@jackbuckley7816 Is that your opinion about Hardy looking into the camera for an extended amount of time to wait for laughter to stop, or did you read it somewhere?
@@MrThermostatic I read it somewhere once but think I figured it out for myself. These moments are amusing but, over time, if you're a student of their films, they seems to go on too long. It's less natural, more contrived. One could write them off as unsophisticated methods of early motion-picture comedy, which may be fair-to-say & partially-true, but the real reason was to allow for audience-laughter to subside, probably viewed by the filmmakers as a cutting-edge comedy-technique. A neat idea, to be sure, but once-on to the tactic, it simply becomes tiresome, especially decades-removed from their original-screenings. They don't really fit-in with modern methods of humor, coming-off instead as self-conscious & heavy-handed, cinematically-speaking. Don't get me wrong, though--Hardy was a master at it!
The man who throws the snowball at Olly is their arch-enemy Charlie Hall
Mr. Hall is in other Laurel and Hardy films such as them thar hills and tit for tat. Absolute legends of comedy.