DoubleWhoopee 1

A fun comedy short featuring a young 17 year old Jean Harlow in the second half. Released May 29th 1929, this is a Laurel and Hardy vehicle as two bumbling short notice hotel lobby footmen.

Hope you enjoy it, I did.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0019832/combined

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Jean Harlow
• Laurel and Hardy
• 1929
• Double Whoopee

[PooFlingingButtmunch]

Is that William Powell at 8:40?

[mnorth1964]

@PooFlingingButtmunch - no William Powell was already at Leading Man status by then.

[staclynn72]

What number is she at? I dont see her..

[mnorth1964]

@staclynn72 Jean Harlow is in DoubleWhoopee 2

[Ampelfreund]

the silentmovies by laurel and hardy was the best!!

the Voice destroy many of the old funny quality :(

[ArnHawth]

@2reeler It certainly is brilliant with the organ! I'm a huge dam of Theatre/Cinema organs and I have to say, weather it was a Wurlitzer or a Compton or whatever, that organ sure did put life into the movie!

[2reeler]

I love this short! The ORIGINAL ORGAN is awesome with it! That's the way it was in 1929! Hal Roach's Idea about Jeans gown coming off in the taxi door was lifted and used in Cary Grant's first movie in 1932. "This is the Night" has gotten all kinds of acclaim but no one has yet put two and two together about this Laurel and Hardy gag getting shamelessly reused! Thelma Todd steps out of the car and loses her dress in this other picture! :-) Biff

Thanks for a beautiful print! *****

[swallin19]

Superb film, really snappy, very funny.

[PooFlingingButtmunch]

Must be his long lost twin brother then.