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Tit For Tat - Laurel And Hardy

This silent comedy features Laurel and Hardy as partners in an electrical goods store, and their neighboring grocer, played by Charlie Hall, mistakenly believes that Ollie (Hardy) is attempting to romance his wife. The film is known for its humorous and chaotic situations, including the escalating confrontations between Laurel and Hardy and their neighbor, as well as the shoplifting subplot that unfolds in their electrical store. "The Second Hundred Years" is a classic example of Laurel and Hardy's early silent film work.

[yojimboxxx]

"I'm waiting for a streetcar "..."Where you going?" Cracks me up every time I hear it

[violetstameski]

Just about 100 years ago still relevant and genius

[murdoch]

I don't care what anyone says you can mimic you can try to replicate but there will never be anyone or anything that makes me laugh more true legends

[markhayward]

My favourite Charley Hall performance in a Laurel and Hardy film.

[roymeadows]

Crying with laughter watching these geniuses at work.

[edwinchaffin]

when stan looks through the pile of destroyed pocket watches and picks a cog out spins it on the counter and puts it in his pocket was pure genius

[asmith]

They don’t make simple comedy like this anymore!

[tweetypie]

An absolute classic, these two were, without doubt, the funniest duo ever to grace our screens, hilarious the way they do mischief then the nod of the head, gets me every time.

[bcarp]

You're right Ollie. He who filters your good name steals trash.
🤣🤣🤣

[sharonellis]

This was so funny. Pure comedy gold. xx

[michaelmciver]

Warning master comedian's at work

[HerrSchytt]

America did so many good things for 20th century culture, music, movies and the development of technologies, I can be without McDonalds and Coca Cola though, but I really enjoy Laurel and Hardy.

[buskingkarma]

I'm honestly crying with laughter!😭👌

[aamaliyahkhan]

What a great era to live in
Such high morality and respectful values

[jordaloon]

7:00 hardy could've broke him there but he showed restraint. What a man!

[paulburchell]

Back when the world had more self respect

[kirbysuperstar]

is this the only one of their shorts to have continuity with another one?

[KittenRaptor]

6:05 How they got away with that joke I will never know, this isn't even pre-Code. :O

[gerardoreilly]

Tit for tat i thought you said tip my hat brilliant

[northridgewood]

One the rare entries where Hardy actually looks thinner than Laurel.