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This is really a great movie! Judy Garland was astounding in this movie

This is great, Groucho Marx did a great job in this role.👍🏽

Entah! Again with the finga! 😂

Entah!!!! Again with the finga! :)

King Dracula help distribute this movie

I SO wanted to imitate that mouth pop thin when I was a kid. I never succeeded.

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Fantastic clip - what thrilled millions in a more innocent age ❤❤❤❤

I wrote to Groucho in 1967 during the initial Marx Bros resurgence. Groucho wrote back. My most prized possession.

The best. Thanks so much for uploading this.

7:35 is as far as I could stomach. This stinks!

Love this

très originale les divers mariages de Stan . l idée des panneaux tirés vien du film Qui dit mieux très originale mais ne sera jamai réexploitez car ce film de 1935 sera le dernier court métrage de laurel et hardy.

Well......that's another nice film they've gotten them into

This will be the ONLY part of this SUPPOSED biography film that I WATCH !! They not only DON'T LOOK like them but they also don't have the MANNERISMS OR SOUND like them either ! If you want to watch a GOOD film on Laurel and Hardy try Stan and Ollie - those two guys had them DOWN PAT which is what I WANT when watching a film about THEM !!

You editing has preserved what is an almost forgotten treasure from Vaudeville. Al Shean's was Minnie Marx's brother and he wrote the first successful show dialog for his nephews, Chico, Harpo, Groucho, and at that time Gummo.

love this duo forever!!

WOW THANK YOU

It's funny that I first discovered Fritz Feld through this scene with Carl Ballentine in The World's Greatest Lover (1977) where, for a few minutes, you forget it's a Gene Wilder comedy. Then, I was watching The Sunshine Boys again, and there he is again as the best one to audition for the potato chip commercial Willie Clark (Walter Matthau) blows. It was then that I had to look up who he is, and I'm so happy I did.

Don't call me Len

Gilbert Gottfried brought me here.

Terrific stuff! Always great to see Carl Ballantine! Fritz Feld was and is a legend! Any chance you'll post a version of this video with the original sound from those films (no "Pop Goes the Weasel" song)? Thanks!

Both in this and the Stan & Ollie movie, Olllie looked the more like the original Norville Hardy.

This was based on an untrue story brah

Put the red filter over the right eye, y'know, old school. Does anyone know why they switched that.

an austtralian furniture polishwas called 'mr sheen' - they stole the music and the words

Great job!!

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The difference between "The Sunshine Boys" and Smith and Dale is that Joe Smith and Charlie Dale were friends in the 1890s and remained so all of their lives. They're buried next to each other.

it looks like an excellent restoration. I was just reading about the Marx Brothers, what a amazing story. Al Shane was related to them, help them to get their start

Just. Peachy!

How is frank alive after lung canser at 72 on may

Perfection! Love seeing Grouchy Marx in a fatherly role. And Dennis Hopper, what a great Actor, and boy he is missed. RIP Dennis. What wonderful cast if Actors. Good story too. Waiting to be independent is the best way to start a marriage.

Dennis Hopper was really married to Brooke. She was a very pretty girl! Too bad people are such losers nowadays and stay on welfare indefinitely.

This passed me by when it was made, just got guided to it in a review of the film Stan and Ollie, so glad, because this is truly great TV, beautifully written and performed.

If you look up the date of this movie (1975) and look up the deaths dates of both comedians Oliver 1957, Stan 1965 your question would then be: How did the studio negotiate with God to allow a cameo. lol

Phil Harris & Dean Martin do a take-off on Mr. Gallagher & Mr. Shean.

Laurel and hardy forever 🙏🙌😭🙏🙌😭🙏🙌😭

Absolutely brilliant and so much fun. Loved this act from the movie

They were AS GOOD AS THEY EVER WERE! R.I.P. Smith and Dale...

VERY DISAPOINTING , AND PRETTY DEPRESSING tooooo

Who's the man playing the older stan?

Poor Ollie. Stan who loved his best friend so much that for the years after Ollie's death and before his own Stan never stopped writing for the two of them as if his old friend was still there. I can't imagine the grief and pain he must have felt knowing he'd not get a laugh from Ollie for his latest works. And not being able to bring them into being like they had done for so long. 10yrs Stan and Ollie spent apart. And Stan and Ollie are together again. Oh how we can only hope their on a big stage somewhere playing sold out shows and have fans rolling in the Isles. The world of comedy just isn't right now. We all miss you Stan and Ollie. Save a seat for me someday.

Did a few days of sound on this. Always wondered how it came out. Have never seen it either.

This has play written all over it and its quite poor. Are we really supposed to believe that Stan would have behaved like that visiting his terminal ill friend? Even Olly's weight is wrong, cannot even get basic facts right.

I have mixed feelings about this one. On one hand, it's sad that Moe Howard died right before getting the Three Stooges back in front of the cameras. On the other hand, appearing in this particular film would have been an injustice to the legendary comedy team. Had Moe not been stricken with lung cancer, I think he would have ended up regretting doing this picture.

Has it actually ever been confirmed that Oliver was confined to his bed, the last year of his life?

Gorshin did such a great impression of Burns. It's a shame that they wasted his skills on a comedy like this, and not on a life story of Burns and Allen. Such a shame.

The dance scene had a kind of Sesame Street feel.

Great clip, and great to Rochester.