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Check Out Our NEWEST Book:
Laurel & Hardy On The Radio & On The Phone! Rare and previously unreleased audio 1944-1964 is a HARDCOVER 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" 85 page book. The book contains essays by Leonard Maltin, Michael Feinstein, Randy Skretvedt, Richard W. Bann, and others, with dozens and dozens of never-before-seen photographs.
There are two audio CD's containing over 95 minutes of super rare audio, including, for the very first time, a brand-new, never before heard or known of 2nd 1944 NBC Radio audition, "No Dumber Plumbers." Also included is a long-thought lost hour-long interview with Stan Laurel in a private, candid conversation that he had no idea was being recorded.
Great care has been taken to use the finest, first generation photographs and the audio has been meticulously restored to perfection! It sounds like it was recorded yesterday!
It is a super high quality product through and through and should be in the collection of anyone who loves Laurel & Hardy, vintage comedy or collecting entertainment history.
Return Policy: We will refund your money within the first thirty days if you are dissatisfied
Our First Book:
Laurel & Hardy On Stage! Rare and unreleased live performances 1942-1957 is a HARDCOVER 9 1/2" x 12 1/2" 136 page book.
The book contains essays by Randy Skretvedt and Peter Mikkelsen and dozens and dozens of never-before-seen photographs.
There are two audio CD's containing over 137 minutes of super rare audio, including, for the very first time, two different versions of "The Driver's License Sketch" which have never before been released.
Great care has been taken to use the finest, first generation photographs and the very best audio possible.
It is a super high quality product through and through and should be in the collection of anyone who loves Laurel & Hardy, vintage comedy or collecting entertainment history.
World-renowned Laurel & Hardy expert Randy Skretvedt loves our book!
" 'Laurel & Hardy On Stage!' gives us the next best thing to a newly discovered movie by the team -- it contains a never-before-available audio recording of "The Driver's License Sketch," which has been all but forgotten even though Stan and Babe performed it around 1,100 times. In addition, the book brings that sketch back to vibrant life through rare, previously unavailable photographs and a reproduction of Stan Laurel's personal script. Added to that are some amazing articles from Danish newspapers (translated for those of us who only speak English), which show us how Laurel and Hardy were even more beloved overseas than in the United States. The photographs -- including several of L&H on tour during World War II -- are beautifully reproduced, and the quality of all the audio, which also includes a rare 1944 radio show and a 1957 interview with Stan, is consistently first rate. This book and CD combination is a rare treasure for all Laurel and Hardy fans."
Randy Skretvedt
Return Policy: We will refund your money within the first thirty days if you are dissatisfied
Our Publisher, John Tefteller:
John Tefteller was born and raised in Southern California, not far from Randy Skretvedt. Specializing in nearly impossible to find 1920’s and 1930’s Blues records, he has been a world renowned record collector and dealer since the mid-1970’s.
One of his other passions is collecting Laurel & Hardy memorabilia, which started even earlier, in 1967 — at the tender age of eight. (Pictured above is John in front of the only known copy of the original one-sheet poster for Way Out West.)
In the old days when there was only film, before VHS, Betamax, DVD and Blu-Ray, young John spent much of his childhood allowance buying Laurel & Hardy 8mm reels from the now defunct Blackhawk Films.
During high school, he began a hobby that continues to this day – collecting original still photographs of the comedy duo, many of which appear in this book.
In his sophomore year, John landed a dream job working part-time for Groucho Marx, serving two years as his personal recording engineer and scout — purchasing and archiving original still photographs and radio programs.
In 1977, John established the Archives Library for The Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety And Comedy (SPERDVAC) in Los Angeles and was the curator for the next decade.
He is currently preparing a book/CD box set of The Marx Brothers’ long lost radio show “Flywheel, Shyster & Flywheel,” as well as an audio-visual project involving legendary horror film actor Peter Lorre.
John and his wife of nearly 40 years, Susie, live in Grants Pass, Oregon and have three adult children: daughters Janelle and Jennifer (who have not inherited the collecting gene) and son Joel (who has)!
To contact me at Tefteller Publishing:
Phone: (800) 955-1326 (toll free within the U.S.A. only) or
(541) 476-1326
Fax: (541) 476-3523
Mail: P.O. Box
1727, Grants Pass, OR 97528 USA
Email: john@tefteller.com.
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