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Tag Archives: Laurel and Hardy
Book Review: Mr. Laurel & Mr. Hardy
Publisher: New American Library Year: 1968 Pages: 176 Type: Softcover ISBN: N/A “For Stan – The onlie begetter.” – Shakespeare (in part) There have been countless comedy teams since the days of Vaudeville brought slapstick humor to the masses. Some teams added members to become … Continue reading
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Posted in Books, Humor, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Biography, Book Reviews, Books, Comedy, Dick Van Dyke, Humor, John McCabe, Laurel and Hardy, Movies, Mr. Laurel & Mr. Hardy, New American Library, Oliver Hardy, Paperbacks, Signet, Slapstick, Stan Laurel, Vaudeville
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Original Radio Broadcast Long Play Records
Although I love Disney, it doesn’t have a stranglehold on my interests. My attention turns to anything interesting and especially vintage! This post contains no less than ten LPs I found at a local flea market. And what they contain … Continue reading
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Posted in Collectibles, History, Humor, Soundtracks
Tagged Collectibles, History, Humor, Laurel and Hardy, LP, Orson Welles, Peter Lorre, Radio, Radio Broadcasts, Sherlock Holmes, Soundtracks, The Fat Man, The Green Hornet, The Lux Radio Theatre, The Mercury Theatre on the Air, The Shadow, The Thin Man, Vintage, Vinyl Records, War of the Worlds
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Golden Horseshoe Revue Mirror Bit – Origins
The Golden Horseshoe Revue was the first show at Slue Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon at Disneyland. It was a 45 minute show which ran over 50,000 times and so is listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the … Continue reading
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Posted in Attractions, Disneyland, History
Tagged Attractions, Betty Taylor, Disneyland, Golden Horseshoe Revue, Guinness Book of Records, History, Laurel and Hardy, Lola Marcel, Slue Foot Sue’s Golden Horseshoe Saloon, Wally Boag, Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, Way Out West
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