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[[Image:L and H.jpg|left]] '''Laurel and Hardy'''. [[Oliver Hardy|Oliver "Babe" Hardy]] (1892 - 1957) and [[Stan Laurel| Stanley "Stan" Laurel]] (1890 - 1965) made the comedy duo "Laurel and Hardy" (Spanish: El Gordo y el Flaco). Laurel and Hardy's partnership at the Hal Roach studio began in 1926.  
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'''Laurel and Hardy''' were a comedy duo consisting of [[Oliver Hardy|Oliver "Babe" Hardy]] (1892 - 1957) and [[Stan Laurel| Stanley "Stan" Laurel]] (1890 - 1965). Laurel and Hardy's partnership at the Hal Roach studio began in 1926.  
 
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Revision as of 18:17, December 19, 2008

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Laurel and Hardy were a comedy duo consisting of Oliver "Babe" Hardy (1892 - 1957) and Stanley "Stan" Laurel (1890 - 1965). Laurel and Hardy's partnership at the Hal Roach studio began in 1926.

The thin one and the fat one.

Any honor roll of comedy favorites would have to include them and also Woody Allen, Lucille Ball, Charlie Chaplin, Bill Cosby, Fernandel, W. C. Fields, Louis de Funes, Bob Hope, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, the Marx Brothers, Toto and Mae West.[1]

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