Laurel and Hardy in "The Hoose-gow"
Today is the anniversary of the release date of the Laurel and Hardy short The Hoose-gow (1929), directed by James Parrott. The pen! This is a familiar scenario for Laurel and Hardy, shared in common with the silent The Second Hundred Years (1927) and the talkie feature Pardon Us (1931). In The Hoose-gow, Laurel and Hardy are unloaded from a police […]
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