Laurel & Hardy | Flying Elephants Silent Comedy Classic

(1928) Laurel & Hardy, in pre-historic times, vie for the hand of the same Stone Age beauty - Dorothy Coburn.
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[@CamhiRichard]

This is a new one for me -- thought I had seen them all. Thanks! I wonder if they got the idea from Buster's stone age stuff. Also, loved the soundtrack, probably contemporary. Another bonus -- gorgeous girls!

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Me too, and I am aged 87 and a lifetyime fan. England, February, 2024.

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Even when silent, they were magical. England, February, 2024.

[@revanshraman]

Are humans so innocent, loving and harmless back in those days? That’s what the two great actors make me wonder.

[@garryferrington811]

One of the Hal Roach "All-Star Comedies."

[@user-hk1yc5gp1j]

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[@stephenfine5472]

Very funny stuff !

[@davidscott3820]

Beautiful women

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

Merci!

[@DMfilmfan]

It's funny to see Stone-Age flappers cavorting around with Stan and Ollie before they became known as the team of "Laurel and Hardy".

[@bostonrailfan2427]

they had already been a huge hit together for over a year, this was their 18th movie together in just over a year! they would have been together as star even earlier but there was an issue with how Layrel’s eyes appeared on film that wasn’t corrected for five years

[@Uniquettt]

early inspiration for the flintstones

[@bostonrailfan2427]

and a slew of getting cavewomen tropes

[@garryferrington811]

"The Flinstones" was knocked off from Fleischer's "Stone Age Cartoons."

[@verkehrsteilnehmer-berlin]

The record has a loop 5:00

[@billsomody6928]

Funny!

[@jamesboswell9324]

That ending is unreal! (Not that any of it is especially real btw.)

[@user-vc5en6xw1t]

Traducir al español y subir mad

[@cuongnguyen-xl3ip]

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