Babe's Early Solo Films
Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2016 6:09 pm
I am an avid Laurel & Hardy fan and collector and have been so for many years but it is only recently that I have begun to focus on Babe Hardy's early solo work; the research that I've been able to do has led me to believe that a number of his films may exist, such as -
Daddy Of Them All
Back To The Farm
She Wanted A Car
commercially
They Looked Alike
Could anyone tell me if these films do actually exist and if it is possible to see them or even get a copy of them?
And I have a second question...has anyone seen or got the original silent version of 'Berth Marks' or the sound version with the original soundtrack (not the 1936 reissue)? I believe that UCLA are working on a restoration but is this likely to see the light of day any time soon or be commercially available?
I would greatly appreciate any information anyone can provide.
Daddy Of Them All
Back To The Farm
She Wanted A Car
commercially
They Looked Alike
Could anyone tell me if these films do actually exist and if it is possible to see them or even get a copy of them?
And I have a second question...has anyone seen or got the original silent version of 'Berth Marks' or the sound version with the original soundtrack (not the 1936 reissue)? I believe that UCLA are working on a restoration but is this likely to see the light of day any time soon or be commercially available?
I would greatly appreciate any information anyone can provide.