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Laurel Et Hardy ! Du 21 Octobre Au 7 Novembre 2017 Laurel et Hardy ! du 21 octobre au 7 novembre 2017 Programme « Entre la chèvre et le chou » (50min) Samedi 21 octobre 2017 à 14h Yes, yes Nanette – 1925 (11min) / Angora Love (Entre la chèvre et le chou) – 1929 (20min) / Big Business Mercredi 25 octobre 2017 à 16h (Œil pour œil) – 1929 (18min) Mardi 7 novembre 2017 à 14h Programme « Le poing final » (1h) Mardi 24 octobre 2017 à 15h Huns and Hyphens (Zigoto vicomte par amour) – 1918 (20min) / The Finishing touch (Le poing final) – Jeudi 2 novembre 2017 à 16h 1928 (20min) / Early to bed (Maître Hardy et son valet Stan) – 1928 (20min) Programme « Son altesse royale » (1h) Mardi 24 octobre 2017 à 16h30 Mandarin Mix up (Chinoiseries) – 1924 (20min) / The second hundred years (200 ans de prison) – 1927 Mercredi 1er novembre 2017 à 14h (20min) / Double Whoopee (Son altesse royale) – 1929 (20min) Programme « Tous en tutu » (1h) Mardi 24 octobre 2017 à 19h Smithy (Un gars du bâtiment) – 1924 (22min) / Their Purple Moment (Tous en tutu) – 1928 (20 min) / Mercredi 1er novembre 2017 à 16h Should married men go home ? (Un homme à boue) – 1928 (20min) Programme « Les deux détectives » (1h) Mercredi 25 octobre 2017 à 14h Puttin Pants on Philip (Son cousin d’Ecosse) – 1928 (19min) / Do Detectives think ? (Les deux détectives) Jeudi 2 novembre 2017 à 14h – 1927 (19min) / Call of Cuckoo – 1927 (20min) Programme « A l’âge de pierre » (1h05) Jeudi 26 octobre 2017 à 14h Liberty © Lobster Films Crazy to act (L’envers du cinéma) – 1927 (26min) / That’s my wife (C’est ma femme) – 1929 (20min) / Samedi 4 novembre 2017 à 16h Flying elephants (A l’âge de pierre) – 1927 (17min) Programme « On a gaffé » (1h) Jeudi 26 octobre 2017 à 16h Should Sailor Marry – 1925 (18min) / We faw down (On a gaffé) – 1928 (20min) / With love and hisses (Les Mardi 31 octobre 2017 à 15h Gaités de l’infanterie) – 1927 (20min) Programme « Laissez-nous rire » (1h) Vendredi 27 octobre 2017 à 15h30 Habeas corpus – 1929 (20min) / Leave’em laughing (Laissez-nous rire) – 1928 (21min) / Love’em and Mardi 31 octobre 2017 à 16h30 weep (Un ancien flirt) – 1927 (20min) Programme « Y’a erreur » (50 min) Samedi 28 octobre 2017 à 14h You’re darn tootin’ (Ton cor est à toi) – 1928 (20min) / Wrong again (Y’a erreur !) – 1929 (20min) / Just Vendredi 3 novembre 2017 à 15h30 rambling along (Au jour le jour) – 1918 (9 min) Programme « Maison à louer » (1h) Samedi 28 octobre 2017 à 16h Two Tars (V’la la flotte !) – 1928 (20min) / Duck Soup (Maison à louer) – 1927 (16min) / 45 min from Mardi 7 novembre 2017 à 15h Hollywood – 1926 (22min) The second hundred years © Lobster Films Programme « Vive la liberté » (57min)* The battle of the century (La bataille du siècle) – 1928 (17min) / From soup to nuts (A la soupe !) – 1928 Mardi 31 octobre 2017 à 19h (20min) / Liberty (Vive la liberté !) – 1929 (20min) Samedi 4 novembre 2017 à 14h * La séance du mardi 31 octobre 2017 à 19h sera présentée et animée par Serge Bromberg .
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