[DManA]

Any Laurel and Hardy from the 20’s.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

“Any Laurel and Hardy from the 20’s.”.....

Sons of the Desert.....when Hardy’s wife starts unloading all the cabinets of plates and Hardy says: “But Sugar, you don’t have to leave tonight”. In a few scenes later, he is sitting in the middle of the living room with a pot on his head for protection while his wife zings everything but the kitchen sink at him......

[daler]

Or ‘30’s...”Way Out West” and “The Music Box.”

[Charles Henrickson]

Laurel and Hardy, Marx Brothers, W.C. Fields, Three Stooges with Curly—great stuff from the late ‘20s-early ‘40s (some films better than others, of course). I get a kick out of the Our Gang comedies, too. I also like the Blondie series (mostly from the ‘40s), with Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton.