Hey Jordan! Thanks for visiting Harlem and helping promote the museum! We're doing our best to tell the Boys' story for a long long time. Here's the link for the biopic we show in the theater... kzread.info/dash/bejne/rIid2KR8krTKqLA.html

@jandrewmcmahon

3 жыл бұрын

Jordan, would it be ok for us to embed your video on the museum webpage?

Wow, I didn't know Oliver Hardy was a native of Georgia. He was such a cute baby and Stan was a sweet looking little boy, love seeing those sorts of things. I have good memories of watching Babes in Toyland with my grandma at her house during Christmas break when I was around 12☺ Such a sad ending to Ollies life for a man who made so many people laugh... Cool Stan was into correspondance, the power of pen and paper😃Thanks Jordan💝🎆

When I was young, my dad took us to visit Stan Laurel at his apartment in Santa Monica. His Phone number was listed in the yellow pages and my dad just called and ask if we could visit him and he said yes. He gave me a stamp with his and Oliver Hardy's likeness on it and we all took a picture together. He was very gracious. This was right before he passed away.

@py2007

3 жыл бұрын

Do you still have that photo? It would be amazing to see it

This was wonderful. I read a great bio on Hardy. Was surprised at his golf prowess and trophies from his country club, that he was a very graceful dancer and that women loved to dance with him, and that he was quite a bridge player. He would deliberately lose hands to people who couldn't play but very competitive with those who were equals. Loved the movie Stan and Ollie John's. Reilly nailed Hardy . I saw it twice in the theatre.

It's great to see a person as young as Jordan be so enthusiastic about Laurel & Hardy--proof that their popularity will continue with coming generations. My absolute FAVORITE comedians bring such love and laughter. Thank you for such a fantastic video--love your channel--it's unique.

Hi Jordan, ahhh, bought a smile to my face even before I watched the vlog. What a great water tower. Those ornaments of 'Stan & Ollie' when they were women really made me laugh. During some of the dark years of the 20s, 30s, and 40s they bought laughter and happiness to so many people and still do today, amazing in itself. Great vlog Jordan.

Congratulations on all your success Jordan. It’s been a true pleasure following you and seeing your work for the past 3 years.

@karenstanislaw8912

3 жыл бұрын

Agree, Gloria, and lovely of you to say it. He's a terrific young man.

I grew up watching Laurel and Hardy as well Jordan. That team pairing was genius. Great museum and vlog. My wife and I watched Stan and Ollie, worth watching for sure.Thanks brother.

Another place to add to the ever growing list of places to visit in the USA thanks Jordan 👍👍👍

Such a special place. They were such a pair. I loved the Stan and Ollie movie as well, and it really showed the touching friendship they had

Agree; the recent film about them was well done. Another 'well done' blog. You are amazing.

OH the Awesomeness of Stan and Ollie!! Great Job Jordan!

Such a fun museum! Thanks Jordan.

Other than my beloved Three Stooges, I absolutely loved Laurel & Hardy. To me they were the best comedic duo, period. Thank you Jordan for letting us reminisce a bit about Laurel & Hardy's life & times. 🎩🙏🏼

We were staying at a campground close by and randomly found this location a few years ago. What a great little town and museum. People were very friendly.

Absolutely loved this vlog Jordon. You smashed it again. I love watch old Laurel & Hardy shows. This vlog accompanies your much earlier vlogs like the stairway etc. Thanx Jordon for a good watch.

Thank you Jordon. That brought back a lot of my childhood memories. As a child my family and I lived in a white two story home right by the train tracks. The whole house shook when it would go by. Lol I remember the murial when I lived there. Does the town still only have one red light? We use to say it was a poke and clean town. Poke your head out the car window and you were clean out of town. 😆 Again, thanks for all the memories.

Love me some Laurel and Hardy, thanx Jordan

I remember going through there . That was a must stop and tbe lady working there was so sweet.

This museum is fascinating! I enjoyed Laurel and Hardy films as a kid, but never knew a lot about them personally. Loved seeing all the vintage photographs and memorabilia!

Once again a Wonderful history lesson about the past. Thank You sooo much. That's what makes your stream very interesting to watch. Keep moving forward. Say hello to your dog.

Stan was born in the the lake district area north west england uk

I visited Stan's house in Ulverston about 40 years ago.

Laurel & Hardy Are Very Funny!!!! Me And My Grandpa Loves Watching It!

Grew up watching them, The Three Stooges & Abbott and Costello, all made plenty of laughter after school afternoons & Saturday's. Thanks for bringing back some fond memories! Thanks, Jordan!!!

When I visited this museum I asked if the Larry Harmon Company still maintained the rights to the Laurel & Hardy characters. The lady there said yes, they do and the museum was operated by Oliver's family members and volunteers. It's a shame that the rights to your own likeness can be purchased by others to profit on!

@DazewithJordantheLion

3 жыл бұрын

The bright side to someone owning your name or likeness is that if there is money to be made, they'll make sure you are never forgotten..

The ukulele song "Honolulu Baby" was made famous by Oliver Hardy & I'm sure over the years most people have forgotten that or don't even know where that song came from.

@tedhollandrcp

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, it was a song owned by Hal Roach, and Babe sang it in Sons Of The Desert, but it was also used in Our Gang shorts.

Growing up every ThanksGiving we’d watch March of the Wooden Soldiers.

I've always been a Laurel and Hardy fan and ever since I moved to Georgia, I've wanted to visit this place as I'm only 2 hours and 20 minutes away. Hopefully one day, I'll be able to get there to see for myself. Thank you for vlogging this.

That looks like a cool museum. I love Laurel and Hardy movies. They where both class acts and there will never be a comedy duo like them ever again.

Hey Jordan Laurel and Hardy the greatest what a super way to start the day !!! Ty

Some of the art work is amazing… This was awesome Jordan.

That was awesome the museum on Laurel and Hardy. They happen to one of Mary's favorite comedy teams. She has many books on the two of them. We love watching them even the silent movies. Nothing like a silent movie. They have had such great history together. It was sad when Hardy died and Laurel just did not want to go on with out him. What a wonderful friendship they had. The items in this museum were so great I am sure Mary will be watching it again and again. Thank Jordan it was so great to see all the amazing things on them

What a great museum if I ever do visit America that would be on my bucket list to go to love watching laurel and HARDY. LEGENDS.

Thank you, Jordan. Never knew that there is a Laurel and Hardy museum and that it is in Haarlem , GA and that Hardy was born there. Learned new things about them. The museum is incredible. Laurel and Hardy are my most favorite comedy duos ever. So many amazing merchandise items. Smiled the whole time watching this. Still smiling. You’re are the best. It’s appropriate that the museum is in a movie theater. God bless you

Laurel and Hardy were so great. Loved them! Thanks for taking me through the museum! Lots of great stuff and I learned more about them! Keep on being you! 🦴🐾❤️

When I was a child and I saw them on TV for the first I just melted by the look of their cute faces . And now that I'm older I still feel the same .💙💛🧡

Thanks Jordan! This was such fun. I love Stan and Ollie.

Once again a place I’ll never have the chance to see in real life but thoroughly enjoy seeing through your eyes. Thanks for the memories.

Enjoyed the vlog. They were great entertainers and I appreciate your remembrance of them. M. Belinda Davis in NC

I was born and raised in Rome,GA. I am seeing alot of new things. I lived in NW Ga. So the sights and things in Middle an South Ga. are great. Thanks for letting me ride along with you

I loved Laurel and Hardy as a kid and I also loved the Three Stooges, laughed so much watching these talented men.

I just love the intro with you and little Jah flying around. It’s so sweet.💕

Thank you jordan. . .i remember watching laurel & hardy sunday mornings with my dad. He would laugh so hard!

Awesome! Glad there's a museum. Recommend "The museum of making music" Carlsbad, CA

HEY, JORDAN What's up yeah, I remember when I was 7or8 my dad , brother, and me would sit on the couch on Saturday mornings And watch Laurel & Hardy or Three stooges, Little rascals That was some of my most favorite and wonderful memories of my childhood so Thank you for bringing those Great memories back To me Take care stay safe and see you on the next adventure

They were a favorite of my grandmother. We use to watch them on Sunday after lunch. Good times! If you're heading up I 95 stop at the Ava Gardner museum in Smithfield, NC. Safe travels!

I liked L & H & The 3 Stooges also. We'll never see the likes of them again. With L & H my favourite short was the Hospital Visit. To see Hardy hanging in the air with his leg in plaster because Laurel stuffed up was hilarious. I also enjoyed their movie The Flying Deuces, just one of their best. This museum is just awesome, thx for sharing. Oliver Hardy didn't look the same when he lost weight & sad to see them older, that's life. Finally, I really enjoyed the movie made about them called Stan & Ollie. Both actors playing them did an amazing job especially Steve Coogan, he nailed Stan's mannerisms 100%.

I had the good fortune to interview one of the people who works at this museum, Gary, and it sure looks great. One day I must visit

Great video Jordan, I love your museum videos. I love the Hardy water tower and the Laurel and Hardy marionettes. That is cool your grandparents got you those for you and your sister when you guys were growing up

Fun to see and definitely on my bucket list!

I love Laurel and Hardy, thank you for sharing with us

This was absolutely excellent! Thanks SO much!! 👍🏻🙋‍♀️🥂

Never knew Oliver was from Georgia , my husband is a huge fan of laurel and hardy. Great vlog Jordan thk you my husband also loved this vlog ,,

Great Video love these two guys best comedy double act ever. Thanks for the video 👍

Excellent vlog! I love watching Laurel and Hardy , my Dad loved watching and he got me started watching them. I also love The Three Stooges.

Oh, & I am sure that “the boys” thank you also! 🙋‍♀️🍸

I am so lucky I have Stan and Olly sitting on the side table in my dining room .Its about 2 ft tall and little over 2 ft wide [resin] wearing their Bowler hats 2 individual and moveable figures sitting on a steel bench .Every morning i say "Hello boys"

That was great. Thank you Jordan. God bless Jah.

Awesomeness😎✌love the intro too way cool

I loved that movie Stan & Ollie. I'll have to check out the museum too. Thanks for showing it!

Thanks for the great video of the museum. They are my favorite comedy duo. I watch them every Saturday morning on the Movies channel

Love laurel and Hardy ,my dad makes the same faces as stanley looks identical Thanks Jordan hugs for sweet little Jah😃❤

Great video Jordan. What a fun video and I loved learning the history of his early life. Thank you so much for this. Blessings-Judith 🎵🎭

Well Jordan, that's another nice museum you got us us into! Great video.

Thank You Jordan! ANOTHER … FINE WONDERFUL … (MESS) … VLOG … YOU BROUGHT ME! 😂 I just really loved it! They sure were belly laugh funny! 👏👏👏

Now i challenge you to go to Stan Laurel's birthplace.... in Northern England!!!

Loved Laurel and Hardy two of my very favorites🥰

will be thinking of that little tune you ended with all day...thanks for the trip

Been there. Well worth a detour if you're in the area! The town has a celebration on Oliver's birthday. At least they did the year I was there. Missed it by a week!

Great video, Jordan! Laurel and Hardy were the best!

Great vlog. I've been a Laurel and Hardy fan since childhood.

Next time I visit Georgia I’m going to check out the town and those sites. Thanks for the visit.

Cool video & museum Jordan! I will be planning a trip there to see this museum. Laurel & Hardy are awesome!

OMG, you were 15 minutes from my house. Could have cooked you a traditional southern meal.

Idk if he still volunteers there but there is a guy that makes wood replicas of old vehicles and trains. The range in size from toys to full 1/1 scale. His workshop is a few blocks from the museum. Years back when I went with my Grandma he invited us to tour his shop which was like a small museum its self.

Awesome collection. A must visit for any fans of "The Boys". I guess sometime in October would be great to coincide with the Oliver Hardy Festival

I didn’t know about this, thanks. My skinny whippet is named Laurel and my fluff bucket aussie shep is named Hartey!

Hal Roach was a genius film maker. That's what Dick Van Dyke did when he came to Hollywood - he looked up Stan laurel in the phone book.

Really interesting and thank you for sharing. We visited the Laurel and Hardy Museum in Ulverston where Stan was born. Even went to the house he was born in. I have photos if you would like to see them.

Wow! Another home run Jordan. Absolutely outstanding! I love Laurel & Hardy. I learn so much through your videos and they’re always so fascinating and fun. Because of watching your videos regularly, even though I’ve never even been out of California, I feel like I’ve traveled extensively. I can now say I am well traveled! 😃💯♥️😁👍🏼💯💯♥️🔥🤘🏼👊🏼

Fantastic vlog!! ;) I didn't know either, he was born in GA. I'd love to go there on our next trip to GA-FL. I ll have to check out from where we'll be, Ty!! Such talents! Love this one and the one you did awhile ago on them, and it was so awesome to hear when Stan Laurel lived in Santa Monica his number was public..I remember the vlog you did on him a while back, another fantastic one, I loved too!!! I saw Stan & Laurel, the movie it was fantastic, insightful and at the same time I felt bad for them, how hard they worked and when they got older, the studio, and people kind of forgot about them, and I actually cried as the movie ended. True talents, showed true life and all that can happen when we choose the paths some of us choose to take. Exellent movie, excellent Vlog, Jordan! Ty for sharing!! Happy Road Trekkin'.

I love stan and ollie. In my opinion they were the funniest men ever. No one comes close to them. The house where stan was born isn't that far from me. They were are and always will be the best.

Outstanding vlog Jordan! That was a cool trip there that you showed us!

Daze with Jordan the Lion, I love the guys! I have two plastic refrigerator magnets of them based on the Larry Harmon animated versions. I have some ventriloquist dummys too.

Love the intro.

Very cool how Stan was approachable to his fans. Its definitely not done today in regards to allowing fans to visit. He took Oliver's death so badly. The last picture was sad

Wow I love the new beginning to your videos! This looks like a great museum if I’m over in that area I’ll definitely check it out, great vlog Jordan!

Great vlog of the museum the museum had a lot of good things

Enjoyed this video Jordan, thanks for sharing!

Jordn thank you for another wonderful vlog Lots of fond memories watching laurel & hardy with my parents watching their movies Laurel & Hardy may they RIP

Good video great museum thanks for sharing 👍

What a wonderful place to see

Wonderful vlog. I didn't know about any of this. Thanks Jordan!!

Loving the new vlogs! Can't wait to see more❤

thanks Jordan was Mr Hardy as big in real life as he was in the pictures

Well done video. Thanks, accurate information about L&H is definitely appreciated 👍

Hey Jordan, Pretty cool that you ended your last two videos with my murals! The newer mural of James Brown and the Laurel and Hardy mural I did in Harlem over 12 yrs ago! Nice videos! I'm on Facebook as "Cole Frank Phail. Keep up the great work!

We drove by this place a couple of years ago and had to stop. The man who was watching the place carved that wooden car. He invited us to his home and showed us a train he had carved. What an interesting day.

OMGOODNESS.. It is so weird & awesome that you were in my hometown!!! I wish I had known this and I would have bought you lunch.