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Dec. 28, 2018

Propelled by lovely, engaging writing and wonderful performances, “Stan & Ollie,” the story of the bittersweet final bow of legendary duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, should move and delight fans of the beloved performers while enjoyably exposing the less initiated to these comedy giants.

Dec. 27, 2018

Stan to Olly: “Remember the old adage . . . .

Feb. 23, 1995

Dec. 30, 2018

Stan Laurel, the skinny and bewildered half of the famed Laurel and Hardy comedy team, died Tuesday of a heart attack.

Feb. 24, 1965

In the 1935 film “Sons of the Desert,” Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy tell their wives that they are sailing to Hawaii for Hardy’s health--in order to sneak off and attend the national convention of their lodge, “The Sons of the Desert.”

Nov. 12, 1989

The article on the 30th anniversary of Stan Laurel’s death was of special significance to me (“Laurel Always Left ‘Em Laughing,” Calendar, Feb. 23).

April 1, 1995

In the 1935 film “Sons of the Desert,” Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy tell their wives that they are sailing to Hawaii for Hardy’s health--in order to sneak off and attend the national convention of their lodge, “The Sons of the Desert.”

Nov. 9, 1989

Good news comes Tuesday for Laurel and Hardy fans when Goodtimes Video releases one of the duo’s most beloved films, “March of the Wooden Soldiers.”

Sept. 29, 1991

For decades, the rumors floated that the modest bungalow surrounded by a forest of tall trees in Redondo Beach had been the weekend hideaway of Stan Laurel--the skinny half of Laurel and Hardy.

May 13, 1997