The Second 100 Years -

Stan and Ollie play two convicts who share a cell. They dig a tunnel to escape from prison. After making a detour to avoid a burst underground water pipe, they emerge through the floor of the warden's office and are quickly sent back to the cell block after a short chase. Not long afterward, Stan and Ollie cleverly disguise themselves as painters and casually walk out through the prison's front gates during a meal break carrying paint cans and brushes. They are watched by a suspicious policeman, however. To keep the ruse going, they indiscriminately paint everything they see-including a parked car and its engine. After they accidentally paint the backside of a female passerby, the policeman pursues them. They climb into a limousine, eject the two backseat passengers, and steal their evening clothes. By happenstance, the men were two visiting French prison officials who were on their way to meet with the governor to learn about American prisons. Their chauffeur is unaware of the switch and he continues to his destination. Stan and Ollie assume the role of the French visitors and are taken to a banquet at the governor's home. While dining, Stan hilariously tries to corral a wayward cherry that has fallen from the top of his appetizer. When the banquet concludes, the governor escorts Stan and Ollie on a tour of the nearby prison. Their cell block comrades quickly recognize them-as do the real French dignitaries who are occupying Stan and Ollie's former cell in their underwear. After a brief chase, Stan and Ollie are marched back to their home behind bars.

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Always loved them. Now aged 87, I still do. Kind regards to all their many fans. England, August, 2023.

[@jurgenbogdani6511]

You are 87 years old , how can you write????

[@Sarah_270]

@@jurgenbogdani6511 He can probably write better than you, and if you mean using the internet then state that clearly. You're the simpleton not him. I doubt you'd even be able to read a letter in actual handwriting without help. Your disrespect is a testament to your ignorance.

[@Sarah_270]

Kind regards back sir from an English fan !

[@user-ry1vo3wd7j]

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[@TheScorpio2]

You often see younger comedian's doing Laurel and Hardy skits as part of their own stuff, I think that it's a lovely tribute to two of the original masters of comedy.

[@SeventhSpade]

I'm 13 and I have been watching Laurel and Hardy for as long as I can remember, so grateful that I was raised with real comedy

[@jacquesfontaine3384]

Un scenario plein de rebondissement , merci du partage.

[@stephenoldfield7124]

There's nothing else to say except that these two are the greatest comedy actors ever to walk the planet.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Imagine telling them we're still loving their work nearly a hundred years later.

[@desirefelixrabemananjara9438]

I laugh when I see two comedy

[@darkelectric2024]

Hold on there theres still a few billion years on this crazy rock n roll rock we live on lets just wait and see ...

[@florentinajumper772]

Lieben Dank ! Diese Zwei sind für mich an Austruck, Mimik, Gestik, Witz ...die Besten ! Danke fürs Hochladen ❤ Da sieht man wie man Noverbal sprechen kann😂😂😊

[@vanderleicamargo5665]

2:50

[@user-un4bk5qq2m]

Geniile comediei!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💖💖💖💖💖✨✨✨✨✨💖💖💖💖💖

[@maxrossful]

The greatest comedians ever "ollie and stan "

[@edwardmirza]

Great sound editing!

[@Coincollector81]

I've seen this pop up on KZbin for a while and I'm glad I finally watched it. Laurel and hardy are the greatest. I'm a long time fan and anytime I find one I haven't watched yet is definitely a treat. My guess is that Stan's shenanigans is what landed them in the polky in the first place.

[@benstevinson764]

Stan and Ollie are Timeless Classic Comedy!!! Lol lol 😂🤣👍

[@tsaki6394]

my Papa recommend me to watch Laurel and Hardy during this quarantine.... it's really so funny 😂😂😂😂😂 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@brianphillips2130]

Crianlarich and &ù

[@matthewbowen517]

Sure is. I discovered them last year. They've been a great, light-hearted distraction from the outside world for me.

[@user-dw4ex8vk9s]

They were brilliant thanks

[@scooby1992]

Thanks for bringing us these videos Mohammed .

[@drstevenrey]

My god, 1927, just imagine the times these were. Unbelievable. 93 years ago. Barely cars, Lindbergh will cross the Atlantic this year. My mother was 4. Los Angeles was a village in the desert. Pan Am was founded. The first successful transmission of television by Bell telephone Co. And the first Academy awards were issued. Amazing all round.

[@drifterx4810]

Chill dude, I reckon if someone didn't hold ya you would.be waving at us from 1922.

[@pollypurree1834]

My mother was 7. My father was 5. My grandparents were in their 40s. I wasn't born yet for another 30 years.

[@Little-She-Devil]

It were the time where men wore suits and hats and woman wore dresses and people enjoyed the simpler things in life. These days people always want more, more luxury’s more money more popularity and more than anyone else. (And no I’m not some old woman but I’ve studied lifestyle of those times)

[@DavidClarke-ul4ip]

Never have I seen before, it obviously is one of the first sketches brilliant

[@christinedavison7604]

I've watched Laurel and Hardy since I was a little girl. I absolutely love their comedy, they are the true kings of comedy.

[@GuyWets-zy5yt]

My grad father, my father, me, my son and hard son watched them...

[@pequeuxdarleux1480]

Merci Mohamd pour ces vieux films

[@michaelezekiel3506]

Gives me immense pleasure to watch Laurel and Hardy!

[@kevincrain7499]

Laurel and Hardy , always made time for their fans , and went out of their way to show appreciation.

[@sharonellis8776]

This was classic. xx

[@drewski1535]

I still find it amazing I'm watching 90+ year old movies/shorts on an android in the future great to see how entertainment was back then and what it was like

[@arnomeesters1]

92

[@TheWbapricey]

My three year olds started watching them with me, amazing when you think of when they were filmed

[@amabelbarlow8046]

Laurel and Hardy are my favourite comedy duo ever!! 1:56 sniffing cigarette stuff up your nose is not a good idea. Laurel's sneeze that made Hardy jump is funny 2:03 😂😂😂😂 The bodyguard strangling and telling Laurel off is funny, poor Laurel 5:11 5:50

[@veganvocalist4782]

;D))) my favourite bit and him painting the lady and slapin the other posh one

[@user-mp3yb3sb3p]

cosmin oroloiu si stefan cel mare🤣🤣🤣

[@duane9830]

Never seen or heard of this one even after 60 years as the fan. Thank you

[@dh2032]

it was silent file, it been re-dubbed possibly with dialog from the latter talkies films

[@61mab]

My home town Culver City, Main Street "The shortest Main Street ..." 1927 or stock footage earlier. Fun to watch these and recognize what is just a few blocks away from where I grew up (although only from 55')

[@josephcarpenter5319]

Lol. Never seen this one. Thanks for uploading

[@benstevinson764]

R. I. P Stan and Ollie!!! ❤️❤️

[@kein_indianer]

That's usually a silent movie and didn't need any voiceover at all, guys.

[@jaceklangiewicz3486]

Many thanks for this fascinating movie starring with L &H my favourit Duo. Greetings from Warsaw, Poland

[@madmike786]

I grew up with this slap stick comedy 😂😂

[@chmuhammadali1717]

World best comedy show i m 18 and when i watched him my mind gonna explore with joy

[@rajeshagarwal6297]

I have ever seen in my life they were the good, better and the best of all time comedy

[@intelprointelpro4452]

Ils sont excellents, immortels à jamais grâce à leurs films. Quels artistes 👍👍👍💞💞💞

[@theresaholguin699]

Love love Stan and Ollie❤

[@aboudadoheim4643]

Laurel and hardy is one of my favorite black and white show of all time because they know how to make me laugh so harder and it is also one of my favorite episode off all time that is called “the second 100 years”

[@OH-cr7nj]

Let a silent be silent and a talker be a talker.

[@noodle9572]

Thanks for the upload

[@marcdelente2456]

film muet a l origine en version parlante est vraiment bien fait . Bravos pour ce travail extraordinaire.

[@victorsamon9672]

Best comedy pair,ever!!!!!

[@roymeadows1708]

The greatest of all time..Nobody has, or will ever come close #riplegends

[@sha11235]

Sound effects and sound are added, since this was a silent.

[@rodhanson7112]

OLIVER NORVEL HARDY DIED FROM A STROKE IN 1957 AND STAN LAUREL DIED FROM A HEART ATTACK AT THE AGE OF 65 YEARS OLD AND THEY WERE THE FUNNIEST COMEDY TEAM THAT EVER LIVED 😔

[@lorenzocolston8216]

The Skipper and Gilligan stole their material.

[@dannyspelman1468]

The vocal sound effects are annoying AF. It's a silent movie.

[@jihadmostafa3349]

The days are very beautiful and we were young we gather around the television these old movies to watch

[@hungfao]

I had to turn the sound off in order to enjoy this.

[@BroonParker]

Best watched with the sound off. Shame to lose the music, but the dubbed voices don't work for me.

[@CastlesForEyes]

The original's here too.

[@AncientM4riner]

So this is the genesis of Jim Hanson's Beaker. Meemeemeemeeemeee!!!!

[@aaadj2744]

I never tired on watching this classic movie

[@Zminivlogs1566]

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[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

I love the sound,if this had actual sound.

[@codyhilton1750]

Good quality with a nice try at adding sound.

[@SmartCookie2022]

Clearly the sound has been added to a silent movie with talking samples taken from their later sound movies.

[@sohomdas7235]

So funny I am realy enjoy.😂😂

[@Dr.Akakia]

Legends never die!

[@sureshsonawane751]

My lovely show

[@SAMUK1424]

BEAUTIFUL

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[@craigj.davies1983]

I didn’t know they had talkies in 1927, I thought the first talkies weren’t until about 1930. I think the sound must be added on years later.

[@pinguinobc]

I get the impression that this was originally a silent movie (it was 1927, so it must have been), but that voices were dubbed in later.

[@jaceklangiewicz3486]

Ponownie obejrzałem ten niezwykle zabawy film z udziałem moich ulubionych aktorów komediowych, czyli Flipa i Flapa. Pozdrawiam serdecznie z Warszawy, z Polski

[@claudiocarinci2564]

straordinari.

[@zerne7887]

It's called a silent film for a reason

[@L.Frank2000]

Thanks!

[@deweyhatcher986]

There was so many great comedians at the time. It's sad that comedies now a days think the have to vulgar and nasty to get a laugh,so SAD.

[@mu99ins]

I don't know about you, but I was shocked....shocked I tell you, such filth. When Stan put his hand down the lady's dress, y'know, down there in her kaboose, and I mean he had to reach all the in there, and then pulled out a cherry....well ! He might have had the decency to wipe the cherry on his sleeve before he put it back on top of his fruit cup.

[@georgemaster9271]

Dewey Hatcher you are right on about that!

[@Dodo-ym8cc]

Laurel and Hardy is slapstick, only modern slapstick movies i can think of are those of Jackie Chan's movies from the 80s. Mr. Bean also.

[@mortimerzilch2608]

pothead Democrts

[@georgemaster6356]

If there was sound in 1927,with the exception of The Jazz Singer,this would be it.Kudos to whoever did it.If you can colorize a black and white film,why not sound in a silent film?

[@user-tf2ru7oz6w]

Putting a phony sound track to a Laurel & Hsrdy silent film ruins the comic value of it. It should have been left alone.

[@russianbear4959]

Ahhh back in the good classy comedy days

[@SpamMouse]

Why the dubbed soundtrack taken from other films, pretty lame to screw up a classic.

[@justplainbill100]

Agreed. It's distracting. I turned the sound off and really enjoyed it.

[@PRR5406]

Oliver Hardy was amazingly agile despite his girth. I take it this film was silent and then sound was later added?

[@RaveDave871]

By end of 20s talkies the norm and big drawcard. So this dubbed soon after original release to make it more appealing to moviegoers.

[@TheGulomet]

Interesting that they didn't have a fire for a cigarette and immediately they have a candle in the tunnel.

[@hussain6234]

Almost 💯 years later and their still 😂

[@hdhombasmaff2952]

Et

[@thefatsparrow0]

Love it

[@luciefahy9989]

I was brought up by these silly billies my late farther loved them. The skinny one was born in the heart of uk in Cumbria in a place called Ulvustone. Then he left before the war too USA too find his fame with oliver hardy... Theirs two now called ant and DEC.

[@kenarbia7196]

Thanks

[@Thug-12Na]

Ok how they got a candle burning when they didnt even had a light for their cig?😂

[@rodhanson7112]

JAMES FINLAYSON WAS IN THIS FILM WITH OLIVER NORVEL HARDY AND STAN LAUREL WERE IN THIS FILM AND IT WAS FILMED IN BLACK AND WHITE AND THEY WERE IN A FILM THE LIVING GHOST AND THEY WERE IN A FILM SONS OF THE DESERT AND THEY WERE IN A FILM LAUGHING GRAVY AND SADLY OLIVER NORVEL HARDY DIED FROM A STROKE IN 1957 AND STAN LAUREL DIED FROM A HEART ATTACK AT THE AGE OF 65 YEARS OLD AND THEY WERE THE FUNNIEST COMEDY TEAM THAT EVER LIVED 😔

[@RonRay]

This movie was made before the "talkies" and was a silent film, so the sound heard here was "over dubbed" much after its release in 1927. That is why the written script and the words do not match. Director Leo McCarey brought Laurel & Hardy together as a team through this film.

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[@RonRay]

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[@johnsimpson6181]

Enjoy it better with the sound off, the dubbing is poorly done and very distracting.

[@ramchandrapatil8027]

Miss the childhood memorys

[@jan-hu2yr]

Bro how old are you

[@ramchandrapatil8027]

@@jan-hu2yr 27year old bro

[@jan-hu2yr]

@@ramchandrapatil8027 okay

[@Englishsea24]

Something's put an age on Ollie in this movie. He looks older here than he does in the later movies of the 1930s

[@heatherforman6193]

Great video

[@muitoculto]

this is the Laurel&Hardy first movie. 1927

[@meals5486]

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[@Faisal-ti8vq]

زمان يافن 💔

[@bunny-uw6jg]

ល្អមើល

[@grahamd5418]

Silent movies should remain silent. The ovedubs destroy them.

[@mikestang679]

Fantastic with faux sound bits........

[@hugobarrera7205]

Why a film meant to be silent , must be ruined by added voices ?

[@jeremybear573]

You can watch it silent if you choose.

[@mu99ins]

lt was a transitional period, and there were theaters which were equipped for talkies, but not all the theaters had the technology, at the end of the 1920's. So, some of the silents films had sound added later, and some of the modern talkies were produced with dialog captions for the movie houses that didn't have the sound equipment.

[@mattkaustickomments]

mu99ins either that or perhaps it was a later repackaging to get more mileage out of back catalogue.

[@gugunnamahsarathe4621]

Very nice and good

[@JasonJason210]

Bad idea to mess with the sound and editing like that. Ruined it.

[@DEthe5150]

True. I muted the video and it was a lot better.

[@suziewonder9660]

I disagree. It only enhanced it...

[@griopfrew3260]

Congratulate,, good job...!!!

[@AbbasiOfficial]

Thank you!

[@markus30musik]

Great work. The movies are much more better with voice and sound.

[@TallSilentGuy]

1:43 I am disappointed Stan didn't use his thumb-lighter!

[@mikemaximum9953]

This was way before he thought of that.

[@nellienell924]

There funny !! I love laurel and hardy !

[@MichaelJones-nn7my]

I couldn’t watch this all the way through The soundtrack ruined it

[@vishals.8815]

Happy days

[@briandoyle6188]

Surrinder I just about to ask if this started as a silent and then had the voices added later.... you've answered it for me....this must be one of their earliest,nice to see finlayson in there........

[@habibrahman6478]

Q~>

[@surajsuryawanshivideeos4150]

Great

[@aminehijazi8651]

R.I.P

[@steveaceves6214]

It Was A Funniest Show Ever

[@Mistralok]

Hello Mohammed, thank you again. Did you place the music over this? If so, well done. Is this The Beau Hunks?

[@michaelwertzy9808]

Just wish to see the films! A critique is one thing, but this is too much in bad taste. I admit being a sucker looking at a few comments, but why should we react to reading a "Cliffs Notes" type of cr*p?

[@MattHawes]

@@AbbasiOfficial The voice overs were not done in the 1930s. The audio is taken from several different sources. The dubbing here was not done by Hal Roach studio or the actors, but by some amateur fan editor.

[@cambridgeh.lutece6658]

Hey, what happened to most of the videos on this KZbin channel? There used to be a whole lot more videos on Laurel and Hardy in this channel, but now there is barely any.

[@meals5486]

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[@ZERODEGREE82]

there was no technology developed at that time, but all natural scene, love it

[@josephfinnegan151]

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