The Music Box

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The Music Box is a classic 1932 Laurel and Hardy short comedy film famous for its slapstick depiction of the duo struggling to deliver a piano up a long flight of stairs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Laurel and Hardy film
short film
slapstick film
awardYear 1932 Academy Awards
basedOn silent short film Hats Off
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
famousFor extended sequence of carrying a piano up a long outdoor staircase
featuresCharacter Ollie NERFINISHED
Stan NERFINISHED
format short film
genre comedy
slapstick
hasAward Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film (Comedy) NERFINISHED
hasFilmSeries Laurel and Hardy series NERFINISHED
mainSubject delivery of a piano up a long flight of stairs
notableScene Laurel and Hardy struggling with an irate householder at the top of the stairs
piano repeatedly sliding down the stairs
originalLanguage English
productionCompany Hal Roach Studios NERFINISHED
recognizedAs classic of film comedy
one of Laurel and Hardy’s most famous films
releaseYear 1932
runtime approximately 29 minutes
settingLocation a steep outdoor staircase in Los Angeles
stars Oliver Hardy NERFINISHED
Stan Laurel NERFINISHED
title The Music Box NERFINISHED

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Oliver Hardy notableFilm The Music Box
Laurel and Hardy notableWork The Music Box
Laurel and Hardy awardReceivedFor The Music Box