
Charlie Hall receieves his usual wake-up call -
ceiling plaster on the head
b. August 9, 1899; d. December 7, 1959
Appeared with Laurel and Hardy in 47 films.
Other notable films: College (1927); The Gay Divorcee (1934); The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939); You Can't Fool Your Wife (1940); Top Sergeant Mulligan (1941); The Vicious Years (1951)
Charlie Hall and Stan Laurel forged a close friendship during their days together in Fred Karno's troupe -- which may explain his 47 appearances in Laurel and Hardy films (the all-rime record). Hall was a dependable and versatile actor who worked in dozens of features and short subjects, often in support of such top comics as Abbott and Costello, Charlie Chase, Todd & Kelly, Leon Errol and Wheeler & Woolsey.
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CHARLIE HALL'S FILMS WITH LAUREL AND
HARDY
(Incomplete)
SHORTS:
Love 'Em and Weep
(The butler)
Sugar Daddies (Extra)
The Second Hundred Years (Convict)
Call of the Cuckoos (Fellow
cuckoo)
Battle of the Century (Delivery
man who slips on banana peel)
Leave 'Em Laughing (Landlord)
You're Darn Tootin' (Fellow
musician)
Should Married Men Go Home? (Soda
jerk)
Two Tars (Shopkeeper)
Wrong Again (Neighbor)
That's My Wife (Waiter)
Big Business (Extra)
Double Whoopee (Cabdriver)
Bacon Grabbers (Truck
driver)
Angora Love (Neighbor)
Berth Marks (Train
passenger)
Men O' War (Man in
rowboat)
They Go Boom (Landlord)
The Hoose-gow (Unfortunate
lookout who learns about gravity)
Blotto (Snub Pollard
lookalike driving cab)
Below Zero (Musically
unappreciative street sweeper)
Be Big (Bellboy)
Laughing Gravy (Landlord)
Come Clean (Soda jerk)
Beau Hunks ("Thirteen!")
On The Loose (Shooting
gallery attendant)
Any Old Port (Stan's
second)
The Music Box (Postman)
Twice Two (Delivery
boy)
Me and My Pal (Delivery
boy)
The Midnight Patrol (Second
thief)
Busy Bodies (Factory
worker)
Oliver the Eighth
(Laundryman, cut from
film)
Them Thar Hills (Grumpy
traveler)
The Live Ghost (Man in
saloon, soon to be shanghaied)
Tit for Tat (Grudge-holding
grocery store owner)
FEATURES:
PARDON US (Dual Role: Delivery boy,
Dental assistant)
PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES: (Extra in dumbwaiter scene)
SONS OF THE DESERT (Waiter)
BABES IN TOYLAND (Extra)
BONNIE SCOTLAND (Native henchman)
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL (voice only - dubbing a Gypsy)
OUR RELATIONS (Extra, Pawnshop scene)
PICK A STAR (Assistant to director)
A CHUMP AT OXFORD (Hector, the student)
SAPS AT SEA (Man at front desk)
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