An Afternoon of Laurel and Hardy (in LA)

L.A. Premiere of New Restorations + Theatrical Premiere of unseen footage of Laurel & Hardy

“Perfect Day,” 1929, Dir. James Parrott, 19 Mins, USA

Stan, Ollie, their wives and gouty Uncle Ed are trying to go on a Sunday morning picnic, but the boys’ Model T creates many ways to prevent the excursion.

FORMAT: DCP

“Men O’ War,” 1929, Dir. Lewis R. Foster, 20 Mins, USA

Sailors on leave, Stan and Ollie enjoy a day in the park which ultimately devolves into a waterlogged melee.

FORMAT: DCP

“Blotto,” 1930, Dir. James Parrott, 26 Mins, USA

Carefree bachelor Ollie wants buddy Stan to get away from his highly suspicious wife, Anita, for a night of revelry at the new Rainbow Club.

FORMAT: DCP

“Brats,” 1930, Dir. James Parrott, 21 Mins, USA

Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy spend an exasperating evening at home, trying to play games while their very young sons – who look amazingly like their dads – engage in various noisy antics.

FORMAT: DCP

Starts 1PM PT