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| The Laurel and Hardy Encyclopedia
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Edition: 2Rev Ed
Author: Glenn Mitchell
Publisher: Reynolds & Hearn Ltd
Release Date: July 2008
ISBN-10: 1905287712
ISBN-13: 9781905287710
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superb book about comedy legends
| Customer Rating: | This revised and updated version is superb everything you wanted to know about Stan and Ollie THE LAUREL AND HARDY BIBLE
IAN TROOPS WINCOBANK SHEFFIELD |
A goldmine of Laurel and Hardy information
| Customer Rating: | | Several hundred pages of A-Z information on the boys. I don't think any stone has been left unturned. This book is as up to date as it could possibly be (1/2000). If you have any questions unanswered about Stan and Ollie then this book is for you. Excellent. |
This book is essential to all L&H buffs
| Customer Rating: | | This is a gold mine of information, much of which is not going to be found elsewhere easily, if at all. Glenn Mitchell has done a thorough job of researching his subjects, and it shows. Clearly, he enjoys The Boys as well, since a noticeable amount of wit and humor add to the fun of reading the book. Incidentally, it's virtually im possible ("I have just two words...") to read the book in sequence; the cross references just go on and on. All in all, it's a most worthy companion to Randy Skretvedt's "Laurel and Hardy: the Magic Behind the Movies". |
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