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Frozen Streets – Laurel & Hardy’s Winter Misadventure (1930) captures the unforgettable charm of the iconic comedy duo as they navigate the unforgiving cold of winter. Through their witty banter, physical humor, and endearing misfortune, the film follows their struggle to survive the icy streets while still delivering laughter at every turn. This classic short blends the hardships of daily life with timeless comedic moments, showcasing the enduring brilliance of Laurel and Hardy during the early era of Hollywood sound cinema.

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00:00The End

00:30Here we see the good ship Mayflower, ready to carry to the new world its cargo of hopeful pilgrims,

00:54each anxious to help carve a great empire out of the wilderness across the sea.

01:00Hurry up, fellas. Raise the gangplank. Oh, leave it down.

01:07All ashore is going ashore. All aboard.

01:12Ship the gangplank. Break out the mainsail. Batten down the hatches. Give them a timbers.

01:21Push the anchor.

01:22Push the anchor.

01:30Heave ho. Heave ho. It's off to sea we go.

01:37Heave ho. Heave ho. It's off to sea we go.

01:44The town of Plymouth is soon left behind and slowly disappears below the horizon.

01:51The town of Plymouth is soon left behind and slowly disappears below the horizon.

02:06The town of Plymouth is currently FROM OURится

02:13The town of Plymouth Giants

02:15On a historical spree

02:16And a little hysterical tool

02:18Sometimes it's very scary

02:23The way the ocean waves

02:25We often think that darn no thing

02:27Should have some permanent waves

02:29We'll reach the other side

02:31We simply cannot fail

02:33If we can't get over by boat

02:35We'll make the trip by rail

02:37Whoa!

02:41We'll fight the angry sea

02:43Battle for the wind and wave

02:45We'll reach the land of the free

02:47And the home of the brave

02:49Captain Porky keeps a careful record

02:53Of the vessel's progress in the ship's log

02:55What do you see now?

02:58Hey, family, nothing happened

02:59Hey, family, nothing happened

03:01So far, too

03:02Here's the ship's cook

03:13Hey, cook

03:15How about some fresh fish for dinner?

03:19Okay, boss

03:20How's this one, boss?

03:31No, that's a little too small

03:35On the second day out

03:39Off our lee side

03:40We sight a group of flying fish

03:43Suddenly, without warning

03:59The sea becomes turbulent

04:01The waves grow choppy

04:03And white caps appear

04:04We sight a group of flying fish

04:06We sight a group of flying fish

04:07We sight a group of flying fish

04:08We sight a group of flying fish

04:09We sight a group of flying fish

04:10We sight a group of flying fish

04:11We sight a group of flying fish

04:12We sight a group of flying fish

04:13We sight a group of flying fish

04:14We sight a group of flying fish

04:15We sight a group of flying fish

04:16We sight a group of flying fish

04:17We sight a group of flying fish

04:18We sight a group of flying fish

04:19We sight a group of flying fish

04:20We sight a group of flying fish

04:21We sight a group of flying fish

04:23We sight a group of flying fish

04:24We sight a group of flying fish

04:25We sight a group of flying fish

04:27We sight a group of flying fish

04:28Look, we're headed for an iceberg.

04:45Iceberg! Look out! We'll crash! Look out!

05:12Oh, was that close? Now let's see how the crook is making out with that fish.

05:22How's this one, boss? No, no, that's still not large enough.

05:27Finally, evidence appears of approaching civilization.

05:37Land ho!

05:58The long journey almost over. Captain Porky carefully eases the Mayflower into Plymouth Rock.

06:05Captain Porky Pig is welcomed by the friendly Indians and their famous leader, Chief Sitting Bull.

06:12Hope you like our country. Hope, hope, hope, hope, hope.

06:19And so ends the voyage of the Mayflower and, oh yes, I wonder how the cook is doing with that fish.

06:26How's this one, boss? Yes, that's plenty big. That's good.

06:32That's all, folks.

06:39That's all, folks.

06:54Let's keep going.

06:55Cheers!

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