Laurel and Hardy - Blotto 1930 (Full Movie Remastered)

Laurel and Hardy - Blotto 1930 (Full Movie Remastered)

[@Mabumba_Lego]

The Laurel and Hardy films are the only ones I can't get enough of.

[@tence_6965]

Laurel and Hardy was a big part of my childhood! The actress playing Mrs. Laurel was beautiful! Thank you uploading this

[@kamikaze_kev]

You're welcome! It's a pleasure to put joy into your heart! 😊😄

[@leighbnp]

Her name was Anita garvin.

[@battlejack1863]

She was indeed!

[@battlejack1863]

Anita Garvin was her name!

[@battlejack1863]

She passed july 7 1994

[@richardg6307]

22:27 When Laurel turns back when he sees the wife and starts laughing even harder, I bet that's a real laugh from Hardy, look at his face. Love this. Thanks for uploading!

[@kamikaze_kev]

Defo genuine Hardy laugh right there! 🤣😂

[@angelaroberts2803]

My all time favourite comedy duo.

[@janetthomson9377]

I have seen this film many times over the years and it still makes me laugh 😂

[@SonicFan147]

Laurel's laughing fit gets me every time!

[@John--nj4lp]

this is pure genius , the laughing scene , Stan laurel in particular had such amazing comic timing and acting skills , their comedy is timeless ! I'm born 1963 and used to watch them as a kid , their comedy is still funny now .

[@jayvee7154]

I love the way she hefts the gun before firing 😆

[@parrot0051]

That actress who played Stan's wife was a real beautiful actress.

[@Lee69111]

Anita Garvin, she sure was :) she sadly passed away 1994

[@robv931]

Hard not to have perma grin when watching this

[@edwardchapman6003]

I love Stan's reaction to realising he hasn't picked up the telegram

[@FromOllieToStan]

One of their most memorable and fun shorts. Loved everything, from Stan trying to send himself a telegram, Ollie's antics in the phone booth, to the mix-up with the non-alcoholic liquor. Just brilliant!

[@sharonellis8776]

This is so much fun. Can't beat a bit of Laurel & Hardy !! xx

[@kamikaze_kev]

Thank you Sharon! Glad you enjoy! ☺

[@KINGSLEY-TV]

My great grandad Arthur Stanley Jefferson ( Stan Laurel ) would be proud of this channel so would Oliver.

[@kamikaze_kev]

Thank you! It is an honor to see you on here! Arthur was a rare and precious stone! 🙂👍

[@ki4hou]

I’ve watched these shows and movies since I was a kid and they never get old. This is some of the best humor to ever be broadcast.

[@laoisemeehan]

My great grandfather James Jefferson from Newcastle was told he was related to your great grandfather but I'm not sure the exact connection :)

[@KINGSLEY-TV]

@@laoisemeehan it’s a small world :)

[@nataliebocock5961]

Laurel and Hardy have got me through some sad times. My sister and I watched them with our Dad who is 81. So they still bring joy and laughter. My niece and nephews now watch them because of their Grandad telling them about L&H. so they continue to enter people's lives and entertain in 2024. ❤

[@anaheimdennis]

Great movie.

[@mariewood9977]

These are way before my time but l must say so funny specially this one lol

[@Travis_22]

These remastered versions are fantastic viewing quality. Thanks for posting 👍🏻💙

[@kamikaze_kev]

You're most welcome! It makes me so happy to bring on a smile or two! 😊

[@Janbaukeoelstra]

Well not fully ! There are still bad pieces😮

[@BrianCharles-t6f]

At 22:21 when Oliver looks over at Stans wife and Stan turns around and laughs even more Stan went off script, he was meant to stop laughing and start crying - but Stan wanted to 'break' Oliie so when you see Ollie laughing again he's actually being genuine and they just kept the cameras rolling. Just fantastic chemistry they had.

[@albertosanmartin1876]

Únicos, inigualables... mi cortometraje preferido!

[@jasonhart751]

One of their best. Stan Laurel is superb, as is the wonderful Anita Garvin, who plays his domineering wife. Sadly the original, longer 1930 version seems to be lost. A staggering 12 minutes were cut for the prevalent 1937 re-issue, including Mrs. Laurel switching on the electric fan, Stan attempting to write the telegram, and several scenes at the Rainbow Club, showing the boys singing, getting "drunk", and additional stage performers.

[@KoryGilesMusicGroup]

Those 12 minutes of cut footage you talk about are actually preserved in the Spanish language version of this film entitled “La vida nocturna”.

[@jasonhart751]

@@KoryGilesMusicGroup Yep, got that on the old DVD box set. Just a shame that the original English language version with Anita Garvin is lost. I wonder why they haven't tried to make a "hybrid" version which incorporates both versions.

[@KoryGilesMusicGroup]

@@jasonhart751 Well, the cutting from English to Spanish and back to English would probably be quite jarring. It would be worth a shot for some people, though. Regarding the Spanish version of this short film, and others from the time, it wasn’t a dub like most people would think it is. You see, back then, in the early days of sound film, they hadn’t quite figured out how to dub a film, so they just filmed the movie all over again with Spanish dialogue. So all those skits that survive in the Spanish version, Laurel and Hardy were doing the skits for the second time. Sometimes, they had to film the same skits several times for other languages such as French, German, Italian, and even Esperanto. Sadly, most of these foreign language versions have also been lost. In the case of one of the L&H movies, I forget which one, the Spanish version was expanded, being almost twice as long, and having more skits and comedic dialogue. Do you think the excised footage from the English version may have been lost in the 1965 MGM vault fire that also claimed the original negatives of London after Midnight and The Rogue Song (which Laurel and Hardy also appeared in)?

[@jasonhart751]

@@KoryGilesMusicGroup The MGM vault fire theory is certainly a possibility. I need to get the revised edition of "The Magic Behind The Movies", as this will contain more info.

[@mariatheuns550]

Two angels from heaven. Maybe even three...

[@lawrencelewis2592]

Never seen this before- funny as hell!

[@christianhardtofind6349]

Apparently all existing prints of this short are from the 1937 reissue. The original version didn't even have background music. It's hard to imagine this short without all that delightful music driving it.

[@clownjaneymacandalioopsjan4731]

Thanks

[@brutalcritic7899]

Everyone blames the ice man

[@AndyNewton-wk3mi]

Anita Garvin absolutely beautiful

[@sholomklein6723]

Laurel your wife is (very) tall and kind be nice to her

[@dlon4539]

Wow Tabasco sauce hasn't changed at all

[@robertlabye2653]

Quel dommage qu'ils aient fait des coupes dans la version d'origine ! Heureusement, il reste la version espagnole qui est complète 😊

[@MaistoHelix]

Anita Garvin🥰

[@Seoirse-pn5uu]

Hi kevin. I was trying to upload Bonnie scotland but keeps geting blocked. Is there any app i can filter it thru

[@kamikaze_kev]

It's a bit hit & miss uploading certain content! I don't know of any Apps as such. Let me know if you find one!

[@Gianthehistoricitalian]

21:32 does anyone know the music playing there?

[@PhilipNoble]

Laurels lady was a hot bit of stuff!!!

[@basilfomeen9995]

What happened at the beginning when he wanted fresh air? Did she turn the fan on?

[@kamikaze_kev]

😂

[@jasonhart751]

Yes, in the original version she turned the fan on and the air blows into Stan's face. I've no idea why this was cut for the 1937 re-issue, but the scene can still be seen in the Spanish version, with a different actress playing Mrs. Laurel.

[@falco566]

Note to future sad myself: go to 20:55 or so.

[@kamikaze_kev]

You and me both hehe! 😂

[@brightbite]

05:07 Story of my life!

[@Ourladyrules]

😂😂😂😂

[@tsvigo11_70]

What these women are doing.

[@luizaugusto935]

1:31 An Hebrew newspaper???

[@kamikaze_kev]

Yes! I thought that, bizarre!

[@emgee9775]

Not bad, but a bit forced. The insane shorts like Busy Bodies and Towed in a Hole highlighted them at their craziest. The crazier the action, the better they were.

[@stephenoldfield7124]

Forced? This is absolute genius comedy

[@walkergillette3918]

LAUREL AND HARDY WERE THE BEST, ABBOTT AND COSTELLO NEXT, WHEN I WAS A KID I LOVED THE THREE STOOGES BUT AS AN ADULT THEY JUST ARE NOT FUNNY AT ALL

[@ajikoz]

It is hilarious to see how people back in those days saw fat people and how we see them now. Oliver was considered a fat in the 30s. By today’s standards, Oliver looks pretty average. It is because I see guys, that are often much heavier, than him. I assume Oliver must have been really fat in his days.

[@kamikaze_kev]

Ollie ate all the pies! 😂

[@lawrencelewis2592]

@@kamikaze_kev You are obviously a Brit!

[@lauriemcphee1971]

frisday mum not

[@christopherpuleo5650]

I guess Im sorry what you women go through and in case their gay but Im homosexual. Lol I like girls a little bit and I see Nanny looks at Kurt Schneider and now I can't have no alcohol on the quiet and you were in Derek Amatos stilt. Lol

[@BajIv-n5h]

It was man Joke haha