Laurel and Hardy Filmography - Hal Roach Talking Short Films (starring Roles)

Hal Roach Talking Short Films (starring Roles)

1929

  • Unaccustomed As We Are
  • Berth Marks
  • Men O' War
  • Perfect Day
  • They Go Boom
  • The Hoose-Gow §


1930

  • Night Owls
  • Ladrones (Spanish version of Night Owls)
  • I Ladroni (Italian version of Night Owls, lost)
  • Blotto §
  • La Vida Nocturna (Spanish version of Blotto)
  • Une Nuit Extravagante (French version of Blotto)
  • Brats
  • De tal palo, tal astilla (Spanish version of Brats)
  • Les bons petits diables (French version of Brats)
  • Gluckliche kindheit (German version of Brats)
  • Below Zero
  • Tiembla y Titubea (Spanish version of Below Zero)
  • Hog Wild
  • Radiomanía (Spanish version of Hog Wild)
  • Pêle-mêle (French version of Hog Wild, probably lost)
  • The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case §
  • Feu mon oncle (French; Comprising Berth Marks and The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case)
  • Noche de duendes (Spanish version of Feu mon oncle)
  • Spuk um Mitternacht (German version of Feu mon oncle)
  • Another Fine Mess §


1931

  • Be Big! §
  • Chickens Come Home §
  • Politiquerias (Spanish version of Chickens Come Home)
  • Laughing Gravy
  • Los calaveras (Spanish versions of Be Big! and Laughing Gravy)
  • Les carottiers (French version of Los calaveras)
  • Our Wife
  • Come Clean
  • One Good Turn
  • Beau Hunks §§

1932

  • Helpmates
  • Any Old Port!
  • The Music Box §
  • The Chimp §
  • County Hospital
  • Scram!
  • Their First Mistake
  • Towed in a Hole


1933

  • Twice Two
  • Me and My Pal
  • The Midnight Patrol
  • Busy Bodies
  • Dirty Work


1934

  • Oliver the Eighth §
  • Going Bye-Bye!
  • Them Thar Hills
  • The Live Ghost


1935

  • Tit for Tat
  • The Fixer Uppers
  • Thicker than Water


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