The Home Wrecker (part 1, part 2 to follow).
Rare silent short starring Stan Laurel in 1924. Vintage silent slap-stick movie, the style of which laid the basis for Laurel and Hardy as we know it.
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Stan had starred in (and wrote) dozens of Hal Roach short comedies in the early '20s- this was one of them, originally released in 1923. At the time, he was Roach's equivalent to Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd. It wasn't until 1927 that he was finally paired with Oliver Norvell Hardy- and one of THE great screen comedy teams were born. As always, H.M. "Beanie" Walker wrote the intertitles {"Loafing was permitted between whistles- And everybody whistled-"}.
Happy Birthday The late
Stan Laurel:)
audiences must have been easily pleased back then
the fact that the picture moved wouldve been satisfying enough
funny and best i had neighbore in 1950s acted and looked like skinny guy, he was so lazy he wouldnt even wipe his ass.
this was when the best of america ruled it now crap runs half of it
Was that first guy James Finlayson?
Yes it is James Finlayson.
I have this on dvd and I love this I find it quite enjoyable.
7 : 41 
Stan had starred in (and wrote) dozens of Hal Roach short comedies in the early '20s- this was one of them, originally released in 1923. At the time, he was Roach's equivalent to Chaplin, Keaton, and Lloyd. It wasn't until 1927 that he was finally paired with Oliver Norvell Hardy- and one of THE great screen comedy teams were born. As always, H.M. "Beanie" Walker wrote the intertitles {"Loafing was permitted between whistles- And everybody whistled-"}. 
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