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Joe and Chubby are trying to win the affections of Jean Darling. Each tries to woo her by buying her a soda, but several complications arise.
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The holiday season is here! If you're having difficulty locating that "perfect" Christmas tree, perhaps Laurel and Hardy can assist!
This quick excerpt from our movie locations then and now video documentary from this classic 1929 film takes us back in time to visit two Los Angeles-area residential neighborhoods. Miraculously, each of the homes used as film locations in this movie still exist today and are virtually unchanged since this movie was made 95 years ago.
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This is a virtually unknown comedy short made in 1930 at the dawn of the "talkies" era and is notable for having been filmed almost entirely on location.
It's a perfect time capsule of downtown Culver City, California as it looked 94 years ago and, amazingly, almost all of the buildings featured in the film are still standing today.
Because of the large number of filming locations used, the then and now video documentary has been broken out into two parts. These are excerpts from Part 1 of the documentary, focusing on the downtown core of Culver City.
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This excerpt from Part 2 of the movie locations then and now video documentary takes us a few blocks away from downtown Culver City to a residential neighborhood.
The homes seen in this part of the movie locations then and now documentary video were just a few years old when this film was made in 1930 and not only are they still standing today, but they look exactly the same as when this movie was filmed.
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This first then and now filming location photo comparison shows us the Main Street entrance to the old Adams Hotel. The view is looking towards Washington Blvd with 9412 Washington Blvd's "Mark The Carpetbagger" seen in the background. Both of these buildings date back to the earliest days of Culver City and have appeared in dozens and dozens of movie and TV episodes from the 1920s through the late 1980s.
Sadly, everything on the block where the Adams Hotel was situated was demolished in the late 1980s. A parking lot occupied the entire block until the 2010s when the massive Culver Steps development was built.
The "Mark The Carpetbagger" building at 9412 Washington Blvd has fared much better over the past 100 years. While the front has been extensively remodeled, it is in fact the same building that appears in several of the silent films of Laurel and Hardy, The Little Rascals and many other comedies made in the 1920s, along with several episodes of CHiPs and the 1980s TV series Hunter.
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A similar view of 9412 Washington Blvd from the Main Street entrance of the Adams Hotel. The top photo is from the 1924 Little Rascals (Our Gang) film THE SUN DOWN LIMITED.
When this Charlie's Angels episode was filmed in 1979, the front of 9412 Washington Blvd was pretty much the same as it was in 1924, unlike today where most of the front of the building is walled off.
In the top photo, across the street is the Washington Blvd side of the Adams Hotel. The view is looking northeast from in front of 9412 Washington Blvd.
Today, the Culver Steps development occupies the entire block and Washington Blvd is now routed one block north onto Culver Blvd as it travels through downtown Culver City.
Laurel and Hardy meet Charlie's Angels!
This is the Culver Blvd side of the Adams Hotel, looking west down Culver Blvd, 1928 vs 1979. The Culver Hotel is visible down the street.
The Washington Blvd side of the Culver Hotel is clearly visible in the top photo.
Now that the "urban renewal" of the area is complete, this section of Washington Blvd is now part of the pedestrian mall that starts up at Ince Blvd and extends down to the "X" where Washington and Culver Blvd separate again as they head west.
Two features from the earliest days of Culver City are seen in both of these photos. The first is Media Park (the group of trees at top left) and the second - which is the building way in the background - is the old Pacific Electric Railway Ivy sub-station (now home of "The Actor's Gang") at 9070 Venice Blvd.
If you look closely at the top photo, you can see cars parked in the MIDDLE of Culver Blvd. That parking area used to be the right of way of the Pacific Electric Railway tracks that ran down the middle of Culver Blvd.
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