Why did Stan Laurel and Hal Roach have disagreements?

During the mid 1930s, Stan Laurel's rather troubled private life was beginning to attract the journalists and the gossip columnists in Hollywood. Hal Roach grew concerned that this unwanted publ…

Top stories for Long   Why did Stan Laurel and Hal Roach have disagreements? Filmcurator2024., I saw my first "Laurel and Hardy" film in the early 80s. • Answered December 30, 2022 During the mid 1930s, Stan Laurel's rather troubled private life was beginning to attract the journalists and the gossip columnists in Hollywood. Hal Roach grew concerned t... Read more » 555 22   What is the reason for calling people who deny climate change "deniers" instead of using a different term? Steven Haddock, studied at York University • Answered January 19 Even ten years ago, there were legitimate climatologists who had rational doubts about climate change, including whether it was caused almost entirely by human activity. How... Read more » 1.3K 368   What is the difference between a brine and a marinade? Can you use them interchangeably, or do they serve different functions? Martin Bayer, Chef (1994-present) • Answered October 25 Brines are water based solutions that contain 5–6% salt, as well as herbs, seasoning and sometimes sugar. Brines are used to season foods, help them retain moisture, tender... Read more » 82   What is better, Nerf, airsoft, paintball, or laser tag? Why? Mitchel Littleton • Updated June 28, 2018 I have a decent amount of experience in each of these, so I'll throw in my two cents. Laser Tag is the least serious, involving players with sensors on their bodies shooting... Read more » 85 7   Is it true that 90% of self-published books fail due to poor editing? How crucial is professional editing for new authors? Rachel Neumeier, Author of 40 or so fantasy and SF novels • Updated October 30 No … basically no. Probably around 95% or 98% of all self-published books fail to sell a significant number of copies for one or (more often) more than one of the following ... Read more » 411 67   Aren't certified pre-owned cars at the dealership reliable, free of issues and not lemon cars? Frank Malitz, Former Owner Bob Carver Corporation (2015-present) • Answered October 20 I had a certified used Cadillac indistinguishable from new. It shook at idol. I brought it back because it had a full warranty. They called me four days later and said I co... Read more » 2.3K 162   Is Ottawa the best city in Canada? Taha Lookmanjee, lives in Ottawa, ON • Answered November 27, 2018 Depends on your situation but in short, no. There are many other cities in Canada which are nicer to live in but there are strings attached. I will go through each major ci... Read more » 129 28   How do Amish live like that? I wish I could be like the Amish because they are nice, and I want to experience what the Amish do. I wish I could have an Amish family adopt me. Marissa-Anneke Collins, lives in Raleigh, NC (2008-present) • Updated September 4 Oh, no you don't. My mother came from an Amish family and ended up marrying my (Mennonite) father and thus baptized as a Mennonite. I never knew my grandmother on my father'... Read more » 437 57   I've had lobster at high-end restaurants, and even in Boston, and it's always rubbery. Should I just stop trying it? David Miller, lived in Boston, MA (1989-2008) • Answered October 18 In New England, the smallest legal lobsters are called "chicken lobsters," and are about 1 pound. As a rule they are the most tender lobsters. While a 2 1/2 to 5 pound lobs... Read more » 787 80   If a cop wants to pull me over, but I don't notice that and enter my driveway, open my garage and drive into it, what will the cop do? Paul Harding, Deputy Sheriff since 2000, Flight Instructor • Updated May 27, 2017 I had a driver do that once. Actually, I'm pretty sure he did notice me and pulled into the garage anyway. In either case, the outcome is the same. I saw him reach up toward... Read more » 7.3K 701   Did "judge" Aileen Cannon just prove she is a crook? Asked in No More Trump • Answered by Harlan Williams • July 24 She's a smart woman. But what she has proven is that she does not understand basic, introductory economics. You see, Aileen Cannon is a sunk cost. In economic terms, this me... Read more » 2.5K 202   What are your thoughts on Jason Aldean's song "Try that in a Small Town"? Franklin Veaux, lives in Portland, OR • Answered March 11 I find the song a bit perplexing. Basically, the message of the song is "Small conservative towns are run by violent redneck hicks because the police are corrupt and incompe... Read more » 1.6K 242 Read more in your feed

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