Gallery

Roach writers / players Harry Langdon 

and Charley Rogers (as "Bert" and "Alf") 

on the set of their 1941 feature Double Trouble.

A Roach what-if: while we've yet to find 

a photo of Stan Laurel posing with his 

comic protegee Matthew "Stymie" Beard, 

we figured we'd make one.

Eddie Dunn, Edgar Kennedy, and Thelma Todd 

in a scene from Hurdy Gurdy (1929). 

The two Eds also worked behind the camera - 

Kennedy as a director, Dunn as a director and 

writer. Thelma's contribution was pure charm.

Our Gang producer-director-writer Bob McGowan 

and two of his favorite actors - Joe Cobb and 

Allen "Farina" Hoskins - on the set of 

Boys Will Be Joys (1925).

Director Edgar Kennedy discusses a 

scene with Laurel and Hardy on the 

set of You're Darn Tootin' (1928). 

Roach shorts were often re-written 

during filming; everyone wanted to 

be sure that the comedy was as good 

as it could get.