Laurel & Hardy Honolulu baby

Laurel & Hardy Honolulu baby from the film Sons of the Desert, 1933.

[@zapdunga12]

Marvin Hatley wrote the song "Honolulu Baby" as well as "We are The Sons of the Desert". He also wrote the famous "Ku Ku" Laurel and Hardy theme song. Ty Parvis sings "Honolulu Baby" as he dances with Charita Alden. Later on after getting out of the taxi and coming home, Oliver Hardy sings the chorus of "Honolulu Baby" on a soprano ukelele.

[@andymetcalfe9895]

I thought L&H were hilarious aged 6... And still find them hilarious aged 50. Timeless and priceless, there'll never be a better duo. I nearly wet myself each time Stan cries, brilliant

[@robertrodriguez787]

I grew up on them and the 3 stooges in the 70s

[@suttonelms1]

Wonderful choreography and photography in this scene. Genius.

[@Stranded73]

Love this song, and movie, and Laurel & Hardy!

[@-taylorjewel-]

My mom used to play this for me all the time and I would fall asleep to it ❤

[@fusionz0722]

The greatest comedy duo of all time without question

[@josephschab4750]

They definitely were

[@splinteredmind88]

Agreed!!

[@sylvie7673]

agreed!!

[@nicolaclairejamison6800]

I definitely agree

[@nicolacox270]

Thay will never be a two like Laurel & Hardy ever again. not even close ,may these two geniuses rest in peace.thanks for many laughs you'll never be forgotten.

[@TheVikbal]

I love them. This is such a cheerful song. Timeless 🍾

[@barriemcdermott7805]

when ollie starts playing and singing is so funny, then stan starts dancing i piss ma self every time, laurel and hardy is brilliant,

[@jonathanwebb5767]

Nearly 100 years on, there's still no one funnier!

[@toxic_badasss9656]

I remember this song fondly as it was on the b side of The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine I think it was released around the mid 70s and im pretty sure it made number 1.

[@BintyMcFrazzles]

Genius. If you watch Stan, he is sipping from everyone's cocktails glasses.

[@lukejohnson3048]

funny thing about that. during one take there actually was vodka in Charley Chase's glass. Stan thought it was water

[@philiphalpenny3783]

"where did you get those eyes?"

[@ricardocantoral7672]

​@@lukejohnson3048 Not surprised. Charley was a huge alchy.

[@dowvidz]

This was the b-side to Lonesome Pine in 1975. No.2 in the U.K. Happy days. Not like the miserable time we live in now

[@colleenhenry8022]

Loved watching them, they were so great, still going strong after they passed

[@montyurukalo4549]

Timeless comedy your great grand children are in for a treat

[@mikephelps5116]

L & H's best film, with Way Out West a close second

[@derby6857]

My favourite Laurel and Hardy Movie closely followed by Way Out West. Favourite Short Laughing Gravy.

[@johnnymarcello1385]

Love this scene .always have since I was a child .I remember this movie and this great scene..Honolulu baby 🌴

[@nellololli8798]

Stupenda la ripresa dall'alto !bella coreografia e carina la canzone !

[@DaChaplyn]

Hey Karen. The awesome version of Ty Parvis singing Honolulu baby keeps getting removed. It's good to see that your clip is still up. Cheers ....

[@Barbara891207]

A very great movie

[@AmyMichele-mr9xj]

Best comedy duo ever

[@kevp7309]

Class act never repeated

[@yezabelcastillo4187]

Wonderful!!

[@sylvie7673]

love them so much

[@muttley9283]

these people are the best

[@JoRr966]

Best of all time laurel and hardy 🎉

[@kekoabradshaw1289]

truly a camp classic!

[@leemclaury6251]

Why would anyone find this not funny ? 7 people think it’s bad ? They don’t know a great comedy team of Laurel and Hardy

[@southparkanddollies]

Ikr and had u ever seen the little rascals too

[@edwardmcfail1225]

NowYouSeeTV did a piece about it. Check out the one that has the cabbage patch kids. ​@@southparkanddollies

[@kerryguzman8263]

Three stooges are the best of all time more slapstick sound effects and Curly talent is beyond comparison

[@Rudipolt]

Fine song

[@philiphalpenny9761]

Ty Parvis ,singing Honoluly baby is obviously a merciless rib of Dick Powell in the Busby Berkeley movies of this period. So camp, does he remind anyone of Neil Sedaka?

[@christopherolsen1678]

That comparison has really brought the whole proceeding down doobie do down down.

[@philiphalpenny9761]

@@christopherolsen1678 comma comma down doobie do down down... that song will be in my head all day. Thanks Christopher!!!

[@SuperBartles]

well have you ever tried singing that high? I‘m wondering if they recorded the whole thing really slowly - dance moves and all - and then sped it all up

[@zendo6851]

Great Honolulu baby!

[@johngannon599]

great video

[@rudyrudnick6100]

our wives think we are in honolulu for my health hilarouis

[@HenryMcGuinnessGuitar]

0:54 - 0:59 that is a very sweet change of key

[@christopherolsen1678]

Aside from everything else about this, I just love how penultimately 30s this whole sequence is. Everyone always goes on and on about how great the 1940s were. MEH! Suck it, 40s, you were never as cute as the 30s.

[@Johnny_skulls]

Ah yes the great depression

[@Retro_Man_76]

Pre Hayes code too.

[@filippo9617]

​@@Johnny_skulls ti devo ricordare cosa è accaduto negli anni 40?

[@arfmiz7214]

Great!

[@mrdave777]

Chaplin was a genius. But he couldn’t surpass this.

[@fromthesidelines]

2:23-2:52 was used under the opening titles of the reissue of "Night Owls".

[@SpeedTriple59]

One of the greatest moments of comedy genius history the boys will still be going in another 100 years...

[@Emilie-i1c]

Fabulous

[@marcdelente2456]

Stan et ollie etaient très rock n roll ces pour celà que leurs films n ont pas pris une rides de part leurs talents ils sont devenus éternels et intemporels .

[@homehatori7130]

Catchy

[@alfredbernasek6761]

EIN KLASSIKER

[@lakdarhemgar7423]

C mon film préféré et DIEU sait si il y en a....

[@peace-yv4qd]

Definitely pre code days.

[@Wrz2e]

I was thinking this! Her breasts are practically out!

[@deathlocker8159]

@@Wrz2e I was thinking the same thing too

[@alansmith4729]

Superb music !!

[@bertvangemertkatana.]

Voor gina beumer.

[@speedydelivery7278]

im in Hawaii for my health ha ha ha

[@wimweender1306]

😅😅😅😂😂❤❤❤

[@Jocko4444]

Call me a cab.

[@lakdarhemgar7423]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎶🎼👏💗🎥👍

[@vinmanr2d2]

CHARLEY CHASE is awesome as well !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Lovbirdlovers]

What's the dancer girl's name?

[@lallalalla6398]

😍

[@philfletcher3434]

I think this is the sexiest dance routine ever; because these girls aren't flaunting their sex in your face and making you feel like a sleaze ball for watching them.

[@bibcay2622]

Is all the camera man and actors are all dead?

[@andrewtodaro2874]

Short answer: yes!

[@bibcay2622]

Oh dear me

[@zapdunga12]

It was made in 1933. Of course

[@cezarycezary5119]

duet tancerzy kto to ?

[@Rudipolt]

Do You have the sheet music to that song with Love ?????

[@michaelmichelevecchiobonav5189]

2:28 :-)

[@ajay999999]

L+H dont do much in this

[@djs9415]

That silly Honolulu baby Hollywood version is a travesty of real Havaiian dancing.No native Honolulu pretty moves her hands so stiffly but Hollywood starlets with their stumpy legs, desperate glittery smiles and rather loud vulgar costumes do.The best interpretation of the song was of course done by Stan and Ollie.

[@chrisp2653]

D JS lighten up it's only a movie lol

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I don't much about real Hawaiian dancing but I see how this probably isn't a accurate representation. The girls are moving rather stiffly.

[@marciapeak893]

@@ricardocantoral7672 Back then rather than hire authentic Filipinos for the dancing scenes, they used white actresses that weren't familiar with the hula dance nor were they fluid with the motions.

[@David-kh3xp]

1:14 is where the gay singer/dancer backs off because the girl tries to kiss him, yuck!

[@zapdunga12]

Ty Parvis was married.