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It is not Stan Laurel, his name is JACK STANFORD, dancing like Michael Jackson. Jack Stanford, a.k.a. "The Dancing Fool" or "The Elastic Dancer" Sorry, a friend of mine send me this video...
Feb 5, 2018 · Billie Jean - Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy en Michael Jackson. You can find the original movie scene with original sound here: • Laurel and Hardy Dancing on at the Ba... "Dancing on at the...
Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy Dancing , Michael Jackson Billie Jean. Dancing arabic . laurel and Hardy Dancing on at the Ball, That's all" by the Avalon Boys as a part from the Laurel & Hardy...
Billie Jean - Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy en Michael Jackson - YouTube Music. You can find the original movie scene with original sound here: https://youtu.be/fSkDpzz6DHs?feature=shared "Dancing...
Nov 30, 2023 · You can find the original movie scene with original sound here: “Dancing on at the Ball, That’s all” by the Avalon Boys as a part from the Laurel & Hardy movie “Way Out West” (1937) I am not sure about what live audio footage I used from Michael Jackson.
In this delightful video, witness the timeless comedy of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy perfectly synced to the iconic beats of Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean.'
The song best known by this name, actually called "At The Ball, That's All," performed by the Avalon Boys, danced by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, just arrived in Brushwood Gulch, told off by the sheriff (Stanley Ridges), a sublime early moment in one of their best films, Way Out West, 1937.
Oct 11, 2022 · Joel Schechter describes eccentric dance as the “vaudevillian impulse to dance like crazy, even if the legs do not agree with the upper torso, or the music, about which way to go.”. One of the greatest of all purveyors of this strange and compelling art was an Englishman named Jack Stanford.
Mar 7, 2024 · Please report rule breaking posts, such as: politics of any kind discrimination, hate, or prejudice based on protected grounds where the "funny" is mostly cringe, freakout, reaction, or cute
It reads, "And dancing to this melody." "Honolulu Baby" By T. Marvin Hatley. While down on a South Sea island, Underneath the beauty of the stars, I strayed upon some maidens, Who were strumming on their guitars. A hula maid was dancing, And I knew I'd found my paradise. So this is what I told her, As I gazed into her eyes...
