Tribal people react to Laurel and Hardy's 'The Music Box movie reaction

[@HansDelbruck53]

Just goes to show how universal and timeless the humor of Laurel and Hardy is.

[@Cbcw76]

COUNTY HOSPITAL might be another short that needs some subtitle explanations - inside the hospital room when the doctor comes in. But most of it pantomines just fine.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

I love that the language barrier doesn't exist with these films

[@Borishal]

1971, was in Bangladesh. In a village, but the workers in the jute processing mill used to gather in the club room in the evening. Buster Keaton on TV. The room was in total hysterics. One guy actually banged his head on a coffee table. I have never seen people enjoy comedy more.

[@paulcroxton6047]

Laural,and Hardy never cease to make me laugh ,one of the funniest duo ever

[@paulafowler5099]

Oh my goodness, I used to watch these guys on TV with my little brother when we got home from school. They made us laugh. These two guys were so famous in their time. Funny stuff!!

[@sharonellis8776]

They were simply brilliant. So funny even 90 years later ! xx

[@scottevans2685]

The steps that were the filming location for this movie are still there, between Vendome and Descanso Streets in the Silverlake District of East Los Angeles. When you see pictured of the site today (it's a popular tourist attraction) you can still recognize the house on the right at the bottom of the steps. There's a plaque at the bottom of the steps marking them as "The Music Box Steps."

[@Mr22thou]

True! It's been many years since I saw them and walked them. The ritzy neighborhood that was once at the top of the hill is now long gone, torn down in the early '70s to make room for more profitable development. By that time though, the old neighborhood had largely fallen into disrepair and poverty. But I love seeing L.A. in it's earlier glory.

[@Steve-gc5nt]

Music Box is just wonderful. 😊🤭

[@jazzpianoman01]

This is classic comedy 90 years later and the genius that is Laurel and Hardy.

[@EmilyKresl]

The little girl inside me is so proud of the boys for making everyone laugh so hard even 90 years later

[@zimjun7]

900....ha

[@marcweir9204]

900 is too long

[@redclayscholar620]

900? Girl are you a time traveler? 😂

[@EmilyKresl]

@@zimjun7 type O

[@mikeyates7931]

I love that little girl inside you ❤

[@everettscott4745]

I absolutely love their reaction. It's beautiful. I've watched almost all of L&H over the many years, and this reaction makes it even funnier. Excellent.

[@zimjun7]

I get ya!! To watch these thru their eyes and ears. I had said....somewhere .....in these episodes...I would stay up late and watch these movies when I was small, especially when, say, I was sick. I loved, loved, LOVED Laurel & Hardy!!! Especially Hardy's 'slow burn' to the camera. June/Maine

[@pauletteraspberry2923]

I’ve seen this lady before. I love her. Her sparkling eyes and her happiness just makes me happy. 😊

[@1950Grendel]

They reacted just like I do - like anyone with a sense of humor would. And they didn't understand any of the dialog, which doesn't matter because the Boys never told jokes. My dad sat me in front of the TV in the 1950's to watch them; seventy years later I never miss an opportunity.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

I had a deaf uncle who enjoyed watching Laurel & Hardy. Sometimes we would visit him and he would have them tuned in on his television, with the picture clear but the audio nothing but static. Even at a very young age, I understood that it would be rude to fiddle with the dial on his tv to try to tune in the audio, so I just sat there and watched them the same way he was watching them, with no audio. It was easy to understand what he liked about them. So much of their comedy is conveyed, not just through physical slapstick, but through a rich language of precise physical gestures.

[@MrBadBean]

One of my favourite laurel and hardy films, it was awesome to see these good people laugh at them.

[@jazzpianoman01]

Classic genius from Laurel and Hardy; 90 years later this still cracks me up.

[@thomastimlin1724]

The lady reactor is a very wise, lovely person. And the man also very knowledgeable and pleasant man.

[@xymonau2468]

The instrument is a pianola piano. It can be played like a normal piano, but it plays by itself with those music rolls inserted and a switch flipped. Not all were electric. Many were pumped with the feet.

[@aleisterlavey9716]

every time it gets shot at in wild west movies, it starts playing ragtime and a saloon brawl breaks out.

[@Muckylittleme]

Delightful reaction to classic comedy. I would love to see another Laurel and Hardy reaction to one of their famous short films, "Busy bodies" or "County hospital" would be my choice.

[@captainmeow2771]

I love their reaction to this, its almost like watching it with family seeing them.

[@Marchant2]

I enjoyed the reaction of these two more than the comedy short itself, though that is also hysterical.

[@ivorscrotumic3556]

This was a delight to watch. I love L&H & her reactions were priceless.

[@lawrenceschabell5740]

Humor is Universal, laughter brings people of all cultures together.

[@haeuptlingaberja4927]

I love these reactions, and I love how these villagers instantly recognized the "insult" to the great man when his stupid hat was launched down the path. Almost 80 years after Partition, and they still know British deference when they see it...

[@thomastimlin1724]

That stairway is STILL there and there is plaque at the bottom commemorating the making of this film. There are buildings on either side of the stairway now and bushes and trees. 90+ years ago is a long time.

[@brijones]

i have not seen this for over 40yrs i cannot beleave how much i laughed

[@Pokeonrocks5]

Naveed’s English is so good! He understood what was happening at the start!

[@BeauBauerFF]

Their reactions made me laugh harder than watching the vid. So glad to see them enjoying it. ❤

[@kath5201]

Those stairs still exist!!! Love seeing new L&H fans!

[@rowanstephenson3192]

Aww brilliant to see my hero’s and your two smiling faces lol ❤️ thanks for sharing xxx

[@garywilson6047]

What a lovely lady. Glad she enjoyed the film.

[@Barb5001]

Those stairs still exist. There is now an a plaque on it that says this is the steps in the famous Laurel and Hardy movie

[@bartondonnelly5293]

This film won an Academy Award for Best Short Film - Comedy.

[@ChristaFree]

Love classic comedy. Glad they like it too!

[@miqueloliver7552]

Love your sense of humor, dear Madam.

[@Cbcw76]

Two minutes into it, and I've lost the man and woman's thoughts because I'm laughing myself. "Right on top of the stoop!" Lesson: "maybe ask a second-person for directions!" This is such a great set-up.

[@Cbcw76]

It's amazing to consider that, a hundred years agos, films like this helped turn Hollywood and Film into what we know now.

[@dav7444]

Their comedy is timeless

[@peterstanghellini393]

Thanks for reacting to this comedy. it was fun to watch

[@Sue474]

I love watching these two lovely people.

[@colincharlton9339]

Class lasts..L/ H...fantastic even today they still laughs..

[@outwest1014]

Stan Laurel wrote all the scripts for their movies.

[@EdinburghAndy]

What a truly wonderful reaction.

[@mattsnyderARTIST]

great commentary from the woman.this is my all-time fave

[@philipmicans6123]

I believe L&H won an Oscar for that film.

[@torpedodropkick59]

One of my favourite skits!

[@ronm3245]

"Uh-oh, it looks like they are having a hard time with that crate!" Might as well be the title of the film.

[@outwest1014]

This staircase still exists, here in Los Angeles.

[@mycatz2fatgaming]

Where at please?

[@ovy6136]

The inspiration for the story was believed to be the Dockwray steps below Stan,s childhood home in Dockwray Square North Shields. England.

[@mikehutchings1567]

absolutely charming....

[@herberthartwig8544]

Brilliant classic of yesteryear

[@stevetheduck1425]

For a more modern 'Laurel and Hardy' style film, try 'Mouse Hunt', which would I think be a success.

[@shampoovta]

My grandpas favorite comedians. 😄

[@focu2567]

Great grandparents entertainment. This films are very very ancient fermented classic stuff

[@erinbernstein6843]

That is a special type of piano called a player piano. The special paper with holes inside dictates which keys to play when so no one has to do anything.

[@Bran08Eman]

Enjoyed the slapstick comedy even more with them.

[@mastercheif117ize]

That cute little lady is so funny!

[@gertrudelaronge6864]

Thank you for this. Hugs to you.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

This has to be in the Hollywood hills. There was a 3 stooges episode with Curly that was very similar but with blocks of ice instead of the piano.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

I initially thought it was the exact same stairs as in the 3 stooges episode. But those stairs didn’t have the house right besides them.

[@chipper841]

Please also show them the Key Stone Cops! Made in this era of Stanley & Oliver also and slap stick comedy!👌👌

[@philward2538]

Those steps are still there 80 years on...

[@monicapdx]

Too many funny parts to single out the best! Though I admit I rather liked the horse, too. 😁

[@gazzacroy]

that was so so cool seeing her reaction love her lol brilliant video :)

[@kissrik]

ridere fa' bene alla salute ! ciao da Italia RIK

[@MrDaiseymay]

I don't recall seeing this extended version before.

[@DreamWalkingAngel]

She is one of the sweetest ladies.

[@MartinIrma]

13:43 The lady perfectly stated Murphy's Law.

[@im-gi2pg]

They would like “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” with Steve Martin and John Candy. Needs some basic translation, it doesn’t have to be expert translation as it’s kind of slapstick like this is. It’s a two hour movie though. I laugh all the way through it and I watch all the reactions to it. I’ll bet the writer was inspired by Laurel and Hardy. They would see areas in the USA and funny problems that everyone can relate to even if they have never been on a plane. There’s plenty of taxis and a train! 🤣 you would have to bleep out the one bad word an angry Steve Martin says 18 times to the car rental lady (the movie got an R rating only because of that, otherwise, it’s a very clean movie).

[@jim7831]

Id like to suggest 'helpmates', 'towed in the hole' and 'tit for tat' as three further great laurel & hardy shorts (unless youve seen already) 👍

[@Ossey1976]

There is another one of these delivery movies with Laurel & Hardy, I think this time it was a block of ice, equally funny, would love to see some other of your cast members too!

[@georgegarcia1445]

This was my dad's favorite.

[@beds139]

Nearly 100 years later those steps still exist.

[@jamesohara4295]

Slapstick!. Universal. International. loved by all :)

[@SirOtter1]

The funniest movie ever made.

[@AhJodie]

Always fun to see these two laugh!

[@seagullpoet]

Adorable !

[@pabloalvez915]

This is cool indeed, but why not showing other tribal people's reactions, there are plenty of these people in other countries other than just India Why not watch for example, the Yanomami, the Hamer, the Himba, etc? Im sure everyone would be amazed. Cheers from Montevideo Uruguay. ❤🎉

[@amafirenze-vi1uh]

All the world likes L&H.

[@im-gi2pg]

They would also like “Fawlty Towers.” Mostly obvious slapstick.

[@lindaosika7648]

Great reaction

[@eugenelayton5231]

I love ma's reaction. New Subscriber, achachha.

[@Countryfolktry]

Thanks a lot

[@timebong8366]

I used to watch these on 8mm tape in the garage. You should show them THE THREE STOOGES

[@ic2264]

Wonderful ❤

[@leeyaferguson9019]

😅😅, Abbott & Costello, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin.

[@nektekket852]

Beautiful ❤

[@marcdelente2456]

Stan et Ollie les rois du rires continuent de fairent rires le mondes entiers . Ils sont toujours nos contemporains en 2023 leurs films non pas pris une rides Stan et Ollie sont éternels et intemporels pour des siecles.

[@makeitso4793]

I grew up on them and loved them and this is one of their best works. Wonder if they would like the 3 Stooges?

[@ChristaFree]

I think they would

[@gabrielebienwald6909]

🥰🥰🥰

[@MadWorld75]

💕

[@JoeZamecki]

Your video was stopped cold by a commercial. That sucks.

[@elizabethanderson9437]

Delightful!

[@improperbostonian6722]

Wonderful! How about The 3 Stooges that would be fun!

[@leedsman54]

L and H must be the greatest duo ever.

[@gacchan]

Yes! More silent films and early films! Maybe cartoons like Popeye, too

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

Buster Keaton next!!!