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Stan Laurel in his 1927 Hupmobile with his wife Lois Neilson and daughter Lois on the running board. (1928)
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Stan Laurel in his 1927 Hupmobile with his wife Lois Neilson and daughter Lois on the running board. (1928)
The Waterbury Democrat, 15 April 1938
Stan’s first scene in Do You Love Your Wife?, which was made first of his five Rolin comedies but released after No Place Like Jail and Just Rambling Along in January 1919. It is also his earliest surviving movie.
Belle Mitchell crochets, Bunny Bixby tries to post a letter, James Parrott, future director of many of the funniest Laurel and Hardy movies, accompanies her, and Lois Neilson, future first Mrs Laurel, minds the switchboard.
Stan Laurel, his first wife Lois, their daughter Lois, and Lady the family dog. Lois Jr was born on December 10, 1927.
Do You Love Your Wife? 1919 One of the few movies in which Stan and his future wife Lois Neilson appeared together. Produced and directed by Hal Roach at Rolin (Roach/Linthicum) before the days of Hal Roach studios.