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Enjoy the timeless humor of Tit for Tat (1935) starring the legendary comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. This classic black-and-white comedy follows the duo as a simple misunderstanding turns into a hilarious chain of revenge, chaos, and nonstop slapstick comedy.

Filled with funny moments, classic gags, and unforgettable performances, this film remains one of the most entertaining Laurel and Hardy comedies from the golden age of Hollywood.

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00:19You
00:55Good morning, officer. Good morning.
00:57Well, open for business, eh?
00:59Yes, sir.
00:59We want to talk to you later.
00:59We could have opened yesterday, but my partner had a nervous breakdown.
01:02Oh, well.
01:04And a nice little story you have here, too.
01:06Thank you very much. Thank you.
01:08Well, success.
01:09Thank you again.
01:20Where have you been?
01:21I went down the basement to get some gloves to put in the electric side.
01:34I'm sorry, officer. That was my partner's fault.
01:36You see, he's not quite over his nervous breakdown yet.
01:39It won't happen again, I assure you.
01:42Goodbye.
01:45Why don't you be more careful?
01:46Well, I didn't know he was on top of that thing.
01:49Do you want to get us arrested before the customers arrive?
01:51What time are they going to be here?
01:53Well, they'll be here about ha...
01:54What time are they going to be here?
01:56Why, customers come at any time.
01:58Get a lad and put those globes up in the sign.
02:00What?
02:03Where are you going?
02:04I'm going over to Mr. Hall's to pay my respect.
02:07Our neighbor.
02:08That's a good idea.
02:10I'd like to meet him, too.
02:12Come along.
02:30Uh, pardon me. Are you Mr. Hall?
02:33That's the name?
02:34Uh, good morning, Mr. Hall.
02:36I'm Mr. Hardy and this is my partner, Mr. Laurel.
02:39Is that so?
02:40Uh, we're opening an electrical store next door.
02:43So what?
02:48Go on.
02:48What's he looking at?
02:50Remember that fellow that we met in the trailer?
02:53Remember his wife came in, and she asked for a drink of water?
02:56Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
02:59-la-la-la-la-la.
02:59Pom-pom.
03:04I remember you.
03:06And I remember you, too.
03:08Now get out of my store and stay out.
03:11Oh, don't be like that.
03:14Let bygones be bygones.
03:16You have a business and we have a business.
03:19Let's help each other.
03:21You send people to our store and we'll send people to your store.
03:25What do you say?
03:26You mind your business and I'll mind my business.
03:30Now get out of here before I throw you out.
03:33Be it as it may.
03:35Remember, beggars can't be choosers.
03:39You go your way and we'll go our way.
03:44You're right, Ollie.
03:45We'll take the high road and let him take the low road.
03:50Henceforth, we'll neither nod nor speak.
03:54Come, Stanley.
04:00We'll take the high road and you'll...
04:02You don't have to sing it.
04:03Go downstairs and get that ladder.
04:05Well, how do you do?
04:06How do you do?
04:13Did you hear me tell them, baby?
04:15You sure did, Daddy.
04:16When I tell them, they stay tall.
04:18No beating around the bush with me.
04:20That's right.
04:22That's right.
04:53Take off your hat.
04:58Now get me some more gloves.
05:00Will you watch the store a few minutes?
05:02I'm going upstairs.
05:03I'm going upstairs.
05:16Will you take the high road?
05:21No!
05:22No!
05:23No!
05:25No!
05:27No!
05:28No!
05:30No!
05:32No!
05:33No!
05:33No!
05:33No!
05:54What are you doing up there?
05:56I'm waiting for a streetcar.
05:59Where are you going?
06:04I'm in a slight predicament.
06:06Would it be asking too much if I used your stairway?
06:10Oh, why, it would be a pleasure.
06:12Come right in.
06:25Oh, why, it would be a pleasure.
06:28Come right in.
06:43I've never been in a position like that before.
06:46Well, it's certainly a pleasure to have seen you again.
06:49Oh, it's my pleasure.
06:50Thank you so much.
06:51Goodbye.
06:51Goodbye.
06:51Goodbye.
07:08Hey!
07:10Just a minute, you.
07:15What is the secret between you and my wife?
07:18I have nothing to say.
07:22Neither have I.
07:24Listen, weasel.
07:26You keep out of this.
07:35If I ever catch you even looking at my wife again,
07:39I'll hit you so hard that he'll feel it.
07:43Is that so?
07:44Yeah, that's so.
07:46And don't forget, the bigger they are, the harder they fall.
07:55How do you do?
07:59Who's that fellow?
08:01Never mind him.
08:02There are more important things to think of.
08:05What?
08:06My character.
08:08It has been smudged.
08:10Ruthlessly dragged through the mud and mire.
08:13How do you mean?
08:15Why didn't you hear him accuse me of having a clandestine meeting with his wife?
08:19Never let it be said that a hardy, spotless reputation
08:23should be so maliciously trodden upon.
08:27Come, Stanley.
08:28Where are you going?
08:29I am going to demand an apology.
08:33You're right, Ollie.
08:34He who filters your good name steals trash.
08:41Come, Stanley.
08:42Just a minute.
08:50The next time you tell me to keep an eye on the store,
08:53I'm going to keep the other eye on you.
08:55Oh, you make me sick.
09:04What do you want?
09:06Pardon the intrusion, but I've come to seek redress for the gross insult to my character.
09:10In other words, I demand an apology.
09:24I shall take this up with my barrister.
09:31Come, Stanley.
09:54Pick up those gloves and let's clean this place up.
10:00Put them right over there.
10:01Come on.
10:10You've been picking on me all morning, making my life miserable.
10:15If it's fights you want, I'm the guy that'll give it to you.
10:24Don't!
10:26Don't!
10:27Don't!
10:28Don't!
10:28Oh.
10:31Oh!
10:33Oh!
10:34Oh!
10:42Don't!
10:45Don't!
10:53Put that down.
10:55Come on.
11:31Tit for tat.
11:33What?
11:34Tit for tat.
11:37What's that for?
11:39I thought you said, tip me hat.
11:41Come on.
12:11How do you do?
12:12How do you do?
12:34How do you do?
13:07How do you do?
13:42How do you do?
14:06How do you do?
14:07How do you do?
15:06Come, Stanley.
15:35How do you do?
15:40Come, Stanley.
15:43Come.
15:47Come.
15:49Come.
15:50Come.
16:02It's fine.
16:07That's better.
16:08Uh-huh.
16:35Now will you stop?
16:42Hold that.
17:00I'm going to give you one more chance to a pop-
17:27Say, what's going on here?
17:30You keep out of this.
17:53Now just a minute.
17:54Don't you think this thing has gone far enough?
17:56Who started this anyway?
17:58He did.
17:59I did not.
18:00Why, he did too.
18:00Why, this little upstart in the presence of my friend slandered my character, for which I demanded an apology.
18:07He refused to give it, hence this petty little argument.
18:11Slandered your character?
18:12Yes, sir.
18:13He filtered his good name, didn't he?
18:15Yes, sir.
18:15Filtered his good name?
18:16Why, do you know what he did?
18:17Then he accused me of a transvestite meeting with his wife, for which I was wholly and absolutely innocent.
18:26Then what were you doing coming downstairs with my wife?
18:29Oh, what nonsense.
18:30There was nothing to it.
18:31Nothing to it, officer.
18:32He was waiting for a streetcar.
18:34He took...
18:35Well, it looks like you're to blame.
18:37You better apologize to this gentleman.
18:39I will not.
18:40Oh, yes, you will.
18:41Or I'll run you in.
18:42Well, all right.
18:43But don't let it happen again.
18:45No hard feelings.
18:48Madam.
18:50Allow me.
18:53Goodbye.
18:59Here it is.
19:00Come on, get out of here.
19:01You go on back to your work.
19:02Come on.
19:13How do you do?
19:19Come on, folks.
19:20Get out of here.
19:21Where's the man?
19:22Where's the man behind you?
19:23What are you standing around here blocking the man's place for?
19:26Yes, you do.
19:27You get out of here.
19:28Come on.
19:35Yeah, you do.
19:36She goes on.
19:37You sit on the table.
19:37Rebecca Curtis.
19:37You are so smart.
19:38Let's take this oneΧ™OLL
19:39what you were doing. You have to
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