Ensure that the memories of these brilliant comic duos is a part of your movie collection. Without them, it will forever be incomplete! Grab Ives' Classic Comedy Pairs Movie Collection today and get all 12 films for just $29.99!
Kick back, throw in one of these classics and get ready for a ton of laughs and memories!
"Who's on First?" If that rings a bell or brings a smile to your face, then you're going to absolutely fall in love with this collection.
Many of us are old enough to remember the amazing comedy duos of the mid-twentieth century. From Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis to Abbott and Costello and more, I've personally compiled this collection of hard-to-find, classic comedy movies from the 1930s through the 1950s.
I probably sound old, but I'm going to say it anyway: they just don't make 'em like they used to! Comedy seemed so much more pure and innocent back then. These guys didn't rely on slapstick and bathroom humor to get a laugh. It was pure wit from the heart. This was real talent, folks!
This compilation of the Greatest Classic Comedy Pairs deserves a prominent spot in your personal collection. Imagine popping in some Bob Hope or Abbott and Costello on a cold, rainy day and snuggling up with your loved one for some real laughs and memories. Or, put them in for your kids. The day when these classics are lost from the memories of our younger generations is a sad day. And that's part of the reason I compiled this collection. It's sure to get a laugh out the kids and grandparents alike, and you won't have to worry about censoring it like you do with today's comedies.
These 12 classic comedy flicks are a must-have. If you're even able to locate them at a discount store or Internet site, you're likely to pay more than twice what I'm charging. At just $4.99 per movie, you won't be disappointed. Or, you order the complete set for only $29.99!
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You youngsters out there probably don't remember, but we didn't always have remote controllers to control our TV sets. Nope! When I was young, we had to do it the old fashioned way: get up and do it right on the television. Although I remember those days fondly, I must say that the invention of the remote is great.For my money, the X10 iconRemote is the best remote on the market. For an old guy (well, not that old) like me, it's easy to use. Plus, I can control just about everything in the living room, from the DVD player and cable box to the lights. Recreate that old time theater magic by dimming the lights and playing your favorite classic comedy with one touch of a button!
Another God-send from the technology world is the Video Sender! It allows me to wirelessly send anything from my TV, be it a classic Abbott and Costello movie or my favorite new show on cable, to a second TV anywhere in the house. That means if I want to snuggle up under the covers in my bedroom to watch a movie, I can. I simply beam it up from the living room wirelessly!
Here's a bit of technology they surely didn't have back when these classic comedies were popular: the PowerMod Remote Control Extender. Heck, we didn't even have DVR, DVD players or cable like we do today. It was just a TV. Who would have ever thought that a tiny device could help me keep my living room looking nice and tidy? With the PowerMid Remote Control Extender, I can keep that feeling of simplicity. I simply hide all the components in the entertainment center cabinet, hook up the Extender and close the doors. Now I can use any of my remotes through the cabinet doors, no problem!
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Mike Kellin, Jimmy Dundee, Polly Bergen. Martin and Lewis, former nightclub partners, are now enlisted in the Army. Martin now ranks above his former partner, Lewis. Martin is desperately trying to get transferred from his dull job to active duty overseas. Meanwhile, all Lewis wants is a pass to see his wife and new baby. In addition, they have to avoid the wrath of Sergeant McVey (Kellin). 1950 B&W 93 minutes
Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. The sixth of the seven "Road to..." movies, this was the only one filmed in color and was the first to feature surprise cameo appearances from other well-known stars of the day. Having to leave Melbourne, Australia in a hurry to avoid various marriage proposals, two song-and-dance men sign-on to work as divers. This takes them to an idyllic island on the way to Bali where they vie with each other for the favours of Princess Lala. The hazardous dive produces a chest of priceless jewels which arouses the less romantic interest of some shady locals. 1952 Color 91 minutes
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Suzy Delair, Max Elloy, Suzet Mais, Robert Murzeau, Olivier Hussenot, voice of Paul Frees. While on their way to claim an inherited island, Laurel & Hardy are shipwrecked on a newly formed atoll along with their small crew. When uranium is discovered, the boys claim ownership of the coral reef, setting up a form of government that attracts all sorts of disagreeable characters. Laurel & Hardy's last film. 1952 B&W 80 minutes
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Johnny Downs, Charlotte Henry, Virginia Karns, Felix Knight, Henry Brandon, Charley Rogers. Classic Mother Goose characters fill this tale of two tardy toymakers who must save Little Bo Peep from a forced marriage, as well as saving Toyland from the evil bogeymen. Produced by Hal Roach. 1934 B&W 73 minutes
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Jean Parker, Reginald Gardiner, Charles Middleton, James Finlayson, Sam Lufkin. The boys join the Foreign Legion to help Ollie forget about a lost love, but thanks to their trademark bungling, they're soon about to be shot as deserters! Making their escape, Stan & Ollie hide out in an airplane, which they accidentally put into flight! 1939 B&W 65 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Clyde Beatty, Frank Buck, Shemp Howard, Max Baer, Buddy Baer, Hillary Brooke, Joe Besser. Greedy diamond hunters overhear booksellers Bud & Lou talking about memorizing a map, mistakenly believing that Costello has committed to memory a lost map to a hidden African diamond mine. In reality all Lou memorized was the map to work! 1949 B&W 79 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. Two ex-soldiers return from overseas--one of them having smuggled into the country a French orphan girl he has become attached to. They wind up running into their old sergeant--who hates them--and getting involved with a race-car builder who's trying to find backers for a new midget racer he's building. 1947 B&W 78 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Shemp Howard, Cecil Kellaway, Eugene Pallette. It's a laugh riot on the race track when Abbott and Costello take on horse racing. Cab driver Costello attempts to replace an old man's horse whom he accidentally killed when he gave the ailing animal candy instead of medicine. Things go from bad to worse when the boys realize that the horse they acquire is actually a famous racehorse that every policeman in the country is looking for! Classic stand out comedy from Abbott and Costello. 1943 B&W 80 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Gigi Perreau, Rusty Hamer, Mary Wickes. Bud and Lou are the owners of the amusement park Kiddieland. Bud, a compulsive gambler, gets in trouble with the mob, and Lou finds himself struggling to keep his adopted children. When Bud is forced to make a shady deal, Lou tries to arrange a deal with the DA, but winds up framed for murder. The final film pairing of Bud and Lou. 1956 B&W 79 minutes.
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Dorothy Ford, Buddy Baer, William Farnum, Barbara Brown, Shaye Cogan, David Stollery. Lou is a professional babysitter, who, with his "agent" Bud, gets into a run-in with a larger-than-life cop. While at a babysitting job later, Lou dreams himself and his acquaintances into the story of Jack and the Beanstalk. 1952 Color 70 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Joseph Calleia, Leon Errol, Cathy Downs, Mike Mazurki. Bumbling window-washers are hired by a gangster to collect a $500,000 gambling debt. They retrieve the cash, but deliver it the wrong person; a secretary who mistakenly distributes it to the names on a mailing list! Produced by Abbott and Costello, their first independent production. 1948 B&W 77 minutes
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Charles Laughton. Bud & Lou, the most incompetent pirates to sail the Spanish Main, nearly drive Captain Kidd out of his mind when they accidentally find Kidd’s treasure map. Throw in a wild free-for-all on Skull Island, the beautiful Captain Bonney and more movie pirates than you can shake a cutlass at, and you've got this fun filled comedy classic. 1952 Color 70 minutes
I absolutely love this thing. For starters, it saves a lot of time and money. Rather than paying the cable company to install extra outlets or cable boxes, and rather than buying multiple DVD players and DVRs, you can use the Video Sender. It lets you wirelessly send cable, DVDs, DVR, satellite TV and more from one TV to a second TV anywhere in the house.
I'll be honest. I tend to have a heck of a time getting my remotes to work. With the iconRemote, it's a non-issue. There isn't another remote in the world that can do what the iconRemote RF does.It displays all the familiar logos of your favorite TV channels right on the vibrant, full color, LCD screen and lets you control any TV, cable box, DVR, DVD player or stereo in your house! Plus, it has X10 CONTROL - use it to control your lights, appliances, cameras and security system... just about EVERYTHING in your home!
I never would have imagined something like this growing up as a kid. Ever wished you could control your stereo from the other room or control your DVD player through your wooden entertainment center cabinet doors? Now it's easier than ever! All you need is the PowerMid Remote Extender. When you add this little piece to your home, your infrared (DVD, TV, VCR, stereo, etc.) remotes turn into super remotes that work from up to 100 feet away through walls, floors and doors! Control nearly any electronic device from anywhere in the house!
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