Laurel And Hardy (1953)
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- Comedians Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy at theatre in Northampton, Northamptonshire.
L/S Theatre camera pans down to billboard reading 'Laurel and Hardy'. M/S Theatre car pulls up outside building. M/S Chauffeur getting out of car. Hardy also gets out. M/S of the Chauffeur walking around the car and opening offside door. Good shots of Laurel and Hardy walking around the car to the chauffeur. On seeing him they walk round back of car again go in door and come out door which chauffeur is holding open. They shake hands with the chauffeur.
M/S Laurel and Hardy speaking to stage door keeper. M/S In dressing room, Stan Laurel is making his face up. Hardy takes over mirror and starts to make his face up. Both comics making faces up. M/S of Laurel and Hardy adjusting bowlers on their heads. M/S of Laurel and Hardy brushing coats. Stan lifts brush up and starts brushing Oliver's chin. M/S Stage manager looking impatient knocking on stage door. M/S Laurel and Hardy, Stan shuts trunk and catches Oliver's coat in it. C/U Oliver's coat caught in trunk Stan and catches Oliver's coat in it. Stan pulling at Oliver's coat. M/S Stan pulling bunch of keys from his pocket.
FILM ID:1603.13
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This footage is rare and priceless.
I absolutely love and adore LAUREL And HARDY. My boyhood heros!!
Back in the days they provoked laughter, but now, they provoke heartbreaking tears.
Comedy Legends. Long gone but never forgotten.
They are long gone physically, but their spirits are still alive. You cannot forget anyone like them
This is the tour which is referenced in the 2018 film "Stan & Ollie." As noted below, this is a good two years after "Atoll K" had been completed, yet the boys still have their timing and camera-presence. I love Babe's look to the camera during the bit in the dressing room.
Oliver looks *adorable* with a beret! Interesting how full circle things went with Stan going to the music halls!
Natural legends 💯😆👏👏👏
They were always wonderful
Love them
Wonderful, thanks for uploading
Laurel and Hardy are great!
I love this little piece of footage. Both comics seem in great shape (especially Stan) compared to how they were a couple of years before in Atoll K. Have always wished that an enterprising British producer could have made a UK Laurel and Hardy Feature at this time.
They were planning to make a film in the UK entitled Robin Hood but sadly the money could not be raised to make it.
SonofFrenzi Atoll K wasn’t out at this time. It came a few years later.
B C S So when was it released? This clip is from their 1953 /54 UK tour and Atoll K, their last movie was made in 1950/'51.
Jakartaman You Know What? I just looked it up and You’re right.
1953 sera la dernière tournée de musical de Stan et Ollie . Stan et Ollie les rois du rires pour l éternité.
*Since I have only watched their 1920's and 1930's movies when they were young, energetic, and at the height of their awesome careers, I find it hard to watch them in their late 1940's and early 1950's appearances when they were in the downturn of their careers and didn't have much of the energy and liveliness anymore.*
😂😂😂😂❤
They´re too old here!
Ollie died four years after this footage was taken, and he wasn't in the best of health for some time prior to this. Whilst Stan had another twelve years, he too was in very poor health toward the end, and he sadly died in near obscurity.
These two were, for me, the funniest comedy act there has ever been, and by a huge margin.
Phil Jones 😔
So what.
And someday you'll be too old too