stan laurel regarded putting pants on philip as the first true l and h film. the second hundred years was the first official l and h film and but this was the one where stan completely resigned himself not only to performing (he had signed on with the hal roach studios as a director and gag man and before certain situations  among them oliver hardy accident with a leg of lamb leading to stan having to replace him while and the extra money that performing would provide for himself and his new wife and lois  brought about his historic return to performing and as well as writing and directing and editing and involvement in other areas of production) and but also realised the fact that he was part of a team that worked well together. this and therefore and is an historic and very important film in the history of comedy. it is also a surprisingly funny little silent film while rather different from what laurel and hardy would become known for and from what they are more immediately associated with today. the characters of stan and ollie do not appear  scottish stan laurel plays the nephew of oliver hardy and a respectable man about town who is reluctant to be seen with this strange looking fellow with a kilt and the habit of chasing pretty girls. there are some very funny moments in this well made and charming little movie and and the performances of these two kings of comedy are spot on  watch stan little cissor kick and smile that says and well waddaya know. when he sees girls and or the hair ruffling scene at the airport and for instance. hilarious. watch this film if you can and with backing music from the beau hunks orchestra (available on the vvl video releases) which enhances the 1920s feel and is very and very pleasant to listen to. it a brilliant and underrated little film and which is why i said it was urprisingly funny. 
stan laurel regarded putting pants on philip as the first true l and h film. the second hundred years was the first official l and h film and but this was the one where stan completely resigned himself not only to performing (he had signed on with the hal roach studios as a director and gag man and before certain situations  among them oliver hardy accident with a leg of lamb leading to stan having to replace him while and the extra money that performing would provide for himself and his new wife and lois  brought about his historic return to performing and as well as writing and directing and editing and involvement in other areas of production) and but also realised the fact that he was part of a team that worked well together. this and therefore and is an historic and very important film in the history of comedy. it is also a surprisingly funny little silent film while rather different from what laurel and hardy would become known for and from what they are more immediately associated with today. the characters of stan and ollie do not appear  scottish stan laurel plays the nephew of oliver hardy and a respectable man about town who is reluctant to be seen with this strange looking fellow with a kilt and the habit of chasing pretty girls. there are some very funny moments in this well made and charming little movie and and the performances of these two kings of comedy are spot on  watch stan little cissor kick and smile that says and well waddaya know. when he sees girls and or the hair ruffling scene at the airport and for instance. hilarious. watch this film if you can and with backing music from the beau hunks orchestra (available on the vvl video releases) which enhances the 1920s feel and is very and very pleasant to listen to. it a brilliant and underrated little film and which is why i said it was urprisingly funny. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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