Laurel And Hardy Collection

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in James W Hornes Beau Hunks (1931)
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Beau Hunks (1931)

LAUREL AND HARDY, 1939. Publicity still from the motion picture Flying Deuces, 1939

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in James Parrotts Night Owls (1930)
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Night Owls (1930)

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LAUREL AND HARDY. Stan Laurel (left) and Oliver Hardy

LAUREL AND HARDY. From the film Big Business (1929)

LAUREL AND HARDY. From the film Big Business (1929)

England, Cumbria, Lake District, Ulverston, Statue of Laurel and Hardy in front of The Coronation Hall Theatre

Laurel and Hardy were a comedy duo act during the early Classical Hollywood era of American cinema. The team was composed of Englishman Stan Laurel (1890_1965) and American Oliver Hardy (1892_1957)

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Spain, Valencia Province, Valencia, La Crema, The Burning of the Papier Mache figures in the street during Las Fallas festival on March 19th, Oliver Hardy going up in flames

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Spain, Valencia Province, Valencia, La Crema, The Burning of the Papier Mache figures in the street during Las Fallas festival on March 19th, Laurel and Hardy going up in flames

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Spain, Valencia Province, Valencia, Papier Mache versions of Laurel and Hardy in the street during Las Fallas festival

LAUREL AND HARDY. Stan Laurel (right) and Oliver Hardy

LAUREL AND HARDY, c1930. Stan Laurel (1890-1965) and Oliver Hardy (1892-1957); publicity photo, c1930

LAUREL AND HARDY, 1927. Stan Laurel (center) and Oliver Hardy (left) in a scene from Putting Pants on Philip, their first film as a comedy duo, 1927, directed by Hal Roach

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LAUREL AND HARDY, 1927. Stan Laurel (on floor) and Oliver Hardy (right) in a scene from Putting Pants on Philip, their first film as a comedy duo, 1927, directed by Hal Roach

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"Laurel and Hardy: The Timeless Comedy Duo" Step into the world of laughter and timeless comedy with Laurel and Hardy, a legendary duo that continues to bring joy to audiences even today. From their unforgettable performances in James W. Horne's "Beau Hunks" (1931) to James Parrott's hilarious "Night Owls" (1930), Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have left an indelible mark on the history of entertainment. In this iconic still from "Flying Deuces" (1939), we witness the dynamic chemistry between Laurel and Hardy as they embark on yet another misadventure that promises endless laughs. Their impeccable timing, slapstick humor, and endearing personalities make them truly one-of-a-kind. From their early days in "Big Business" (1929) to their later works, such as this publicity still from "Flying Deuces, " Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy captivated audiences worldwide with their unique brand of physical comedy. Their ability to turn ordinary situations into uproarious chaos is what made them true masters of the craft. Even today, fans flock to Ulverston in England's Lake District where a statue commemorates these comedic geniuses. It serves as a reminder of the impact Laurel and Hardy had on both Hollywood cinema and popular culture as a whole. During the Classical Hollywood era, Laurel and Hardy brought laughter during times when it was most needed. Their films provided an escape from reality, allowing people to forget their troubles for a while and simply enjoy themselves. So let us celebrate this extraordinary duo whose legacy lives on through countless generations. Whether you're revisiting their classic films or discovering them for the first time, prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey filled with belly-aching laughter courtesy of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy – two names forever etched in comedy history.