oliver hardy ae stan Laurel

              Son of a theater manager, Stan debuted on stage after completing his studies at the Grass King James School inBishop Auckland, The King's School, Tynemouth, and for a time at Rutherglen Academy. His first performance was at the Britannia Panopticon in Glasgow, Scotland, at 16 years of age.
        He traveled with several theater companies across the country to enter the "troupe" of Fred Karno, in 1910, which was part of Charles Chaplin. He became "surrogate" Chaplin in a pantomime, Mumming Bird, which was taken by Karno to the United States under the title "A Night at an Português Music Hall."Stan then met Mae Dahlberg, who exercise great influence in his life. Stan, who until then was credited as Stan Jefferson, Laureltook the name at the suggestion of Mae, who worked with him in his first film, "Nuts in May" in 1917, an independent production ofAdolph Ramish, signing a contract with universal. He and Maenever married, but came to live a longer cohabiting, and in manyfilms she was credited as Mae
Laurel.
          Stan lived his last years in an apartment in the OceanaHotel in Santa Monica. Jerry Lewis was one of many comedianswho visited him, taking their suggestions for the production of The Bellboy (1960). Died of a heart attack, aged 74. His body is buried at Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills Cemetery in Los Angeles.

charles chaplim

"The beauty
is the only thing
precious in life.
It is hard to find
But who can,
finds out. "

Charles Spencer Chaplin was born on 16 April 1889 to 20 hoursin a suburb of London. His mother, Lily Harley, was an actress in a comedy. His father, also an artist of music hall, left the family when Charles was still small. A serious problem of laryngitisended the career of the young Lily Harley, forcing CharlesChaplin artistic debut with only five years old.
          The first years of life were spent in orphanages Chaplin, and Chaplin was found in them where all the elements that would use later in the scripts of the films he directed and performed.This first stage of his life did not have the humor or irony with which the filmmaker touched audiences around the world.
          The teenager Chaplin won a place in the company of FredKarno acrobat, presented by his brother Sidney. Karno, who was a hit with mime shows, once had five companies, performing inall at once. Chaplin quickly overcame the artist Harry Weldon, with whom he shared a number and, in 1909, had its first season in Paris.