The World's Greatest Pipe Smoker

[pdmus]

I wish I could do this....
The World's Greatest Pipe Smoker

 

[Chasing Embers]

Classic Laurel and Hardy. :clap:

 

[mso489]

Skilled acting. The derbies are great too.

 

[brian64]

Always loved L&H (but I thought for sure this thread was going to about Jim Inks).

 

[npod]

Love it

 

[pipebeast]

That's fantastic

 

[scloyd]

Thanks for posting. :rofl:

 

[d4k23]

That is hilarious! Who on Earth thought of a routine like that?? Me being of the younger generation, this skit is new to me!
I just enjoyed a pipe with my brother and his son was calling it "smoking a candle". Don't know where he got it from, but seems innocent enough. Guess pipe smoking has taking many different views over the years.

 

[brian64]

Who on Earth thought of a routine like that??

The question is, who thought of it first...Laurel and Hardy or the Stooges?
Smoking With Curly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mNKvFe_5xY

 

[metalheadycigarguy]

Classic scene. Always enjoy watching old L&H movies.

 

[exbenedict]

That is utterly fantastic.

 

[jpmcwjr]

L+H by some 20 years.

 

[mikethompson]

Ha! I've never seen that before, thanks for sharing that.

 

[bnichols23]

L+H could get tedious after the first 50-60 times, but this one & the Great Piano Moving bit can never get old!
An excerpt -- pretty sure the entire thing is loaded on y'lltube somewhere or other.
laurel & hardy move a piano

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

I loved Laurel and Hardy when I was a kid. My dad would watch the old shows on the weekend sometimes. I think that's what got me hooked.

 

[jravenwood]

Legendary!!

 

[jvnshr]

The important question is, can you run a pipe cleaner through it?

 

[condorlover1]

Didn't he have a small pipe hidden in his hand or something? I seem to remember his also playing music on a long wood saw and driving Ollie nuts as well.

 

[jvnshr]

Didn't he have a small pipe hidden in his hand or something?

He did indeed, however he was good enough to hide it really well.

 

[mikethompson]

Would that be the 'gravity fill' method?