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Stan and Ollie have been holding money back from their paychecks for months, saving up to sneak out on their wives for a night on the town. They run into some difficulties when the town gossip spots them leaving the house!
When Laurel and Hardy made this film, the location was a quiet, residential street with beautiful craftsman-style homes lining both sides of this street. But in the 1960s, the I-10 Santa Monica Freeway was built directly across the street from this filming location. Fortunately, the alignment chosen spared the side of the street that we see in the film. The house in the background was built in 1923 and is in great condition today.
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In this film, The Little Rascals are racing their dog-powered go-carts but a chance encounter with a woman from the Be Kind To Animals Society convinces them to abandon their go-carts and become animal activists!
The two photos above show us Motor Avenue in The Palms neighborhood of Los Angeles. A few of the buildings seen in this 1929 film still survive, however the house appearing directly in back of Joe was a casualty when the I-10 Santa Monica Freeway was built in the early 1960s. It's unfortunate that the planners chose that exact spot to build the highway, as that house appeared in the background of dozens of films in the 1920s and 1930s and would be fascinating to see today.
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The Three Stooges are working in a fire house and, predictably, disaster ensues!
The two photos above are from North Larchmont Blvd in Los Angeles and show us that both the building behind Curly (built in 1925) and the vacant lot are unchanged. A rarity in Los Angeles.
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Stooge fans: In addition to this film, there are five other The Three Stooges films covered on this site showing each of the filming locations then and now.
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Starsky and Hutch help a country music singer being stalked by a psychopath.
In this particular scene, Starsky and Hutch are trying to get some information from an informant (Scatman Crothers!). The two photos above show how drastically the block opposite The Culver Hotel in downtown Culver City has changed. The building on the right (built in 1921) survives to this day and is easily recognizable. However the entire block in the background has been demolished and replaced with the massive Culver Steps development.
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There have been many changes in the past 100 years in Los Angeles. But the southwest corner of South Spring Street and West 7th Street in Downtown Los Angeles is remarkably unchanged. The building closest to the camera is 210 West 7th Street, built in 1913.
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Next time you are in London, England, stop by the Leighton House museum, the filming location where Spandau Ballet shot most of the music video for their song "Gold." As you can see in the then and now photo comparison above, it's a remarkable place - pretty much as it was in 1983.
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This is the oldest film covered on the website. Above, Charlie Chaplin encounters a pretty lady in Palisades Park in Santa Monica, California. The trees are different, but the layout of the park remains the same over 100 years later.
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From the scene where young Wheezer takes his newborn baby brother back to the hospital to trade him for a goat! This filming location then and now comparison photo looks north up Motor Avenue at Tabor Street in the Palms neighborhood of Los Angeles. In the 95 years since this film was made, there have been massive changes to this location.
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