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Batterybus 6 months ago

from western armenia to eastern armenia, i LOVE my culture

gasper47 7 months ago 2

HYASTAN!

it means armenian in armenian

bladedicedragon 8 months ago

HYASTAN!

bladedicedragon 8 months ago

Hold on... I cantsee anything because of my tears from laughter. I have to forward this video to all in my contacts. This is awesome. My stomach starts to hurt from laughing

aarmed 1 year ago

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LaurelHardyLady1 1 year ago

For God's sake. What happened to your sense of humour. This excelelently amuzing. Thanks ROKIRKK

paul130258 1 year ago

HEHEHE

varteni1 1 year ago

This is the best one of all.

streamline62 1 year ago

Beautiful!! did you'all know that Stan Laurel was a Champion professional CLOG dancer?

joaquingray 1 year ago

FORZA ARMENIAN !!!

TheMicmac94 1 year ago

Just had my whole family watch this video and we all laughed so much.

great JOB!!

great choreographing!!!

very funny

I didn't know that Laurel & Hardy were Armenian

Were their names Laurelian and Hardyan

anitachef 1 year ago

C'est génial !!! lol !!!

TheDzovinar 1 year ago

SO COOOL ARMENIAN DANCEEE

Katocoldplay 1 year ago

I love this Music. Can someone tell me where I can get this CD?

anitachef 1 year ago

Well, I could go on about this but as I am not Black, I love that L&H are dancing to Armenian music, and frankly -- I’m offended that Hardy is not wearing old-country pantalons, a kodit, and is not holding a giant shish over an open flame. Written by my niece Ali from LA

OldCornerBooksdotcom 1 year ago

The Marx Bros were a little different in that they were a later era and they were not WASPS. I own a lot of their movies but just last year I saw "Horse Feathers" on the big screen at the historic Alex Theatre. There was a disclaimer at the beginning from the head of the LA Film Preservation Society, warning us of the scene that was to come; one that could be perceived as racist.

OldCornerBooksdotcom 1 year ago

This particular dance scene is great because -- although it’s just the duo in the clip -- it has come under scrutiny by many modern film-buffs. Many of the duo's 2-reelers contained dance scenes but this one (eventually) had extras and entire choreographed throngs of what would now be referred to as racist. That is to say, whether accurate or not, their depiction of Afro-Americans are in ghettos or juke-joints but making merry nonetheless.

OldCornerBooksdotcom 1 year ago

Laurel, on the other hand, was of Scottish extraction. (His birth surname was Jefferson.) His schooling was basically eking out a living as a troubadour. He had to sing and dance at an early age and maintain a "vaudeville-like" act. He came the US and teamed up with Ollie after a funny but rather unsuccessful solo film short.

OldCornerBooksdotcom 1 year ago

Actually, L&H were both lovers of dance from early on, although from different cultures.

Hardy (the big one) is a direct decedent of Captain Hardy. His parents were English but they settled in Georgia where they owned a small hotel. Mr. Hardy Sr. died prematurely, so Little Ollie "Norville" was raised by his music-loving/piano playing mama and always singing and dancing his way to school. He made it his profession, often entertaining hotel guests until he landed in LA. (To be cont'd)

OldCornerBooksdotcom 1 year ago