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Perfect Day (1929)

Name: Perfect Day
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1929
Duration: 19 min
Cast: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Edgar Kennedy, Kay Deslys, Baldwin Cooke

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Perfect Day (1929) is a 20-minute comedy short film that airs free on Starlite TV's Laugh Track (CH 3) channel. It is in the U.S. public domain. Directed by James Parrott.

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About Perfect Day (1929)

Perfect Day is a 1929 short comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy.

Two familial units embark on a Sunday outing, utilizing a Ford Model T as their mode of transportation. However, their journey is fraught with challenges stemming from the unreliable nature of the vehicle. Laurel, Hardy, their respective spouses, and the cantankerous Uncle Edgar encounter a series of mishaps necessitating repeated exits and reentries into the automobile, punctuated by the refrain "goodbye." Tensions escalate when a dispute with a neighbor escalates into a potential conflict involving thrown projectiles, prompting the intervention of the local clergyman to defuse the situation.

Summary adapted from the Wikipedia article Perfect Day (1929 film) (text available under CC BY-SA 4.0).

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Credits

Directed by: James Parrott
Cast includes: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Edgar Kennedy, Kay Deslys, Baldwin Cooke, Charley Rogers, Harry Bernard, Lyle Tayo
Country: United States

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Airs on

Laugh Track - CH 3, Comedy TV

Rights & source

Basis: Published before 1931 - U.S. copyright term expired
Evidence: First published 1929 (before 1931): US copyright term has expired.
Music: Original 1929-30 soundtrack; music first published before 1931 is public domain.
Underlying rights: Laurel & Hardy sound short (Hal Roach/MGM). L&H names/likenesses are trademarks - title only in promos.
Source: Internet Archive

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