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Despite the fact that the film industry was still adjusting to the making talking pictures, Laurel and Hardy mastered the new technology early on; the overall excellence and high reputation of ''Perfect Day'' bears testimony to the team's fruitful use of the new medium. Using sound effects to punctuate a visual gag — a technique [[The Three Stooges]] would build their entire film career around — was still in its infancy in 1929. The loud, ringing CLANG heard when Stan is beaned on the head with the Model T's clutch would be termed by a 1929 film reviewer as "the funniest effect so far heard in a comedy."<ref name= Skretvedt/> The second half of the Stooges' 1948 film ''[[Pardon My Clutch]]'' and its remake, ''[[Wham Bam Slam]]'', is a remake of ''Perfect Day''.<ref>Solomon, Jon. (2002) ''The Complete Three Stooges: The Official Filmography and Three Stooges Companion'', p. 459; Comedy III Productions, Inc., ISBN 0-9711868-0-4</ref> -->

 

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