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Oct 27, 2026

RayPANELIST
58:40
We got Mason Hill here.
RayPANELIST
58:42
Have you guys been to the Music Box steps in Silver Lake? They were featured in the Lauren Hardy film, The Music Box.
RayPANELIST
58:49
As a San Diegan, I love L.A. history.
RayPANELIST
58:52
You can visit and explore.
Greg DickmanHOST
43:50
Yeah.
Sam HahnHOST
43:51
You think Laurel and Hardy, uh, Abbott and Costello.
Sam HahnHOST
43:54
Martin and Lewis don't really quite have the size difference, but still a double act.
Sam HahnHOST
43:57
Yeah.
Paul McGuireHOST
13:31
Kurt Cobain flew up William Burroughs shortly before his death, because William Burroughs, I mean, he would write these weird science fiction novels, which were a mixture of psychedelic drugs and science fiction narratives.
Paul McGuireHOST
13:48
Sir Babji, a Hindu guru, Laurel and Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, black and white comedians.
Paul McGuireHOST
13:56
Karl Marx.
Paul McGuireHOST
13:58
Well, we all know who Karl Marx is, the father of Marxism or communism.
Damon QuinnHOST
47:26
No, you got your exact time on the red carpet as everybody else, you were treated exactly the same.
Damon QuinnHOST
47:30
And what I also, you know, found quite poignant was, you mentioned Lauren Hardy being on on the Saturday mornings when we were young.
Damon QuinnHOST
47:36
Yes.
Damon QuinnHOST
47:37
that Laurel and Hardy had been nominated and won a short film, The Music Box.
Randy StewartGUEST
41:32
I agree with you, Mike.
Randy StewartGUEST
41:32
The, the colorization was like those old Laurel and Hardy movies from the eighties.
Randy StewartGUEST
41:37
Right.
Randy StewartGUEST
41:38
Um, but after watching it in color, cause I've watched it a couple of times, it's like, I don't know if I ever want to go back to watching the black and white.
David KoenigGUEST
3:00
So my greater love became classic film comedy, originally through watching some Robert Youngson compilations.
David KoenigGUEST
3:07
You know, I love Laurel and Hardy and Chaplin and Little Rascals.
David KoenigGUEST
3:11
And one day my dad said, hey, let's pack up the car and go for an adventure.
David KoenigGUEST
3:17
And we all thought, oh, could this be Disneyland? And we drove up the Frye Freeway, could see the Matterhorn in the distance at Got off at Harbor Boulevard, and right there on the right was the entrance to the happiest place on earth,

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David KoenigGUEST
10:17
Yeah, it happened at a time when I was working – I work a lot with a fellow you guys might know, Randy Skretvet.
Noah DiamondHOST
10:23
Sure.
David KoenigGUEST
10:24
Who is the world's preeminent Laurel and Hardy expert.
David KoenigGUEST
10:28
And I was working with him on a series of books that he wrote about the movie scripts of Laurel and Hardy.
Graceful GradyHOST
19:44
I'm talking about Dimple.
Graceful GradyHOST
19:45
the legendary comedy duo Laurel and Hardy.
Graceful GradyHOST
19:49
Their full names, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
Graceful GradyHOST
19:53
Now, if you're familiar with classic comedy, you already know these two gentlemen.
Graceful GradyHOST
22:17
Today, we're recognizing another connection between these two entertainers.
Graceful GradyHOST
22:22
They're cleft chins, two comedy legends, one unforgettable partnership and a whole lot of laughter.
Graceful GradyHOST
22:29
Now, Dimples Nation, you can see Laurel and Hardy struggled to get that piano up all those stairs and the music box.
Graceful GradyHOST
22:36
And I'm pretty sure during their time, they walked away with a few scrapes and cuts.
NeilHOST
10:36
I don't know whether it's always been like that or whether it's just dissipating a bit as they get older.
NeilHOST
10:41
The way they communicate to each other, it's a bit like Laurel and Hardy.
NeilHOST
10:45
Your dad
RonnieHOST
10:46
listens to this
Charlene TaylorGUEST
7:54
This is from 1962.
Charlene TaylorGUEST
7:56
And you get Lauren Hardy and all sorts of characters.
Ben SmithGUEST
7:59
Coronation in 1953 is obviously when television goes far and wide across the UK and that kind of triggers, I think, also a moment where the shows that are on TV have that much more currency for pocket money.
Samira AhmedHOST
8:11
And you start to get a load of new titles, presumably in comic form, trying to cash in
Robert RossHOST
0:02
So while Lauren Hardy hadn't made a film since 1950, they were still front and back pages of film fun in December 1951 and beyond.
Robert RossHOST
0:16
But Abbott and Lou Costello were still very active making films at the time and also featured in the pages of Film Fun.
Robert RossHOST
0:23
In fact, Abbott and Costello in The Foreign Legion had been in UK cinemas just before this edition of Film Fun, December 1951.

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